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BlogCertified Classics: Timeless Films You Can Check Out at the Library
As great as the new movies that are bring produced today are, there is something uniquely comforting about a classic. Whether it’s a black and white masterpiece or a just movie…
BlogThe Black American Struggle Portrayed in Film
For my first blog post, I wanted to share movies that I thought delivered powerful messages, specifically in terms of black empowerment and black stories. The three movies I chose…
NewsHelp IU Archives Digitize the IDS
This article announces the 2025 IU Day campaign of digitizing the IDS.
BlogNature’s Rebirth: Films to Watch this Spring
Spring is a season of rejuvenation, a time when the world awakens from the cold winter months, and nature comes to life with vibrant colors and new life. As flowers bloom and trees…
NewsIUL Scholar: Putting in the effort
IU Libraries Undergraduate Scholar Devyn Thorton shares his experience of receiving this scholarship.
BlogWhy I Hate The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, and What You Should Watch Instead
As I am both an historian of the Holocaust and a certified hater, it seems fitting that my final blog post will be about a Holocaust film that I hate: The Boy in the Striped…
BlogWhat Are Mechanical Puzzles?
Welcome to the first part of a puzzlingly exciting new series of blog posts, written by Andrew Rhoda, the Lilly Library’s Curator of Puzzles! Here at the Lilly Library, we have the…
Blog5 Musicals That Deserve Film Adaptations
It’s no secret that I am a big theatre nerd. Back in the spring of 2023, I wrote a blog post dissecting the relationship between film and theatre, and in that post, I discussed the…
BlogThe Women’s Athletic Association: How Women Became Peers, Friends, and Groundbreaking Athletes
At the time of its conception, the W.A.A. was successful in terms of the number of women participating, and this level of participation was often the result of hard work…- News
Podcast about Library-Published Book
Announcement that New Books Network has done a podcast/interview regarding Afterthought, a book by IU's Heather Akou and published by IU Libraries.