Just in time for the start of the 2024 Olympics, a newly processed collection at the University Archives is about the life and career of James E. Counsilman. James E. Counsilman…

Recognizing and reacting to the limits of a semi-closed research system, IU has joined more than 100 American universities in a coordinated effort

We’ve heard everyone say that the movie can never be as good as the book. Books almost always have more detail and have more room for interpretation which gives the reader more…

Eva Hernandez is a winner of the 2024 Sam Burgess Undergraduate Research Award. The IU Libraries award is a recognition of outstanding research skill at the und

Christina Westbrook, one of this year’s winners of the Burgess Award, used humor when addressing the subject of bras in her essay “Beneath the Fabric: An Ethnog

Sometimes when working in an archives, you come across someone in a collection that you really connect to and admire; for me, one of these individuals is Maida Tilchen. Maida’s a…

1.Pride and Prejudice (2005) image by skuola Directed by Joe Wright, this adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic novel showcases the English countryside and society of the early 19th…

In celebration of Pride Month, student Curatorial Assistant Jake Gentry shares his exploration of the newly-processed archive of writer, activist and artist Jerry Boyd. The Lilly…

The Carla J. Funk Health Sciences Fellowship has successfully steered ILS students working with IU Libraries' science librarians into the profession. This is an

This June, we’re highlighting LGBTQIA+ films in the Media Services collection, from underseen gems to groundbreaking classics and seminal documentaries. The chosen films span…