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IDS 1930s-1940s issues now available online
Indiana University Archives was able to issues of the Indiana Daily Student from the 1930s and 1940s because of the generous gifts of donors
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IUL Scholar: Stepping up to meet challenges
Indiana University Libraries Undergraduate Scholar Rylie Corcoran talks about the skills and advantages she has by working at IU Libraries.
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Remarkable student earns Luckay Fellowship
Sabrina Kellams is the inaugural recipient of the Sarah L. Luckay Fellowship. This article delves into her research with the Wylie German letter collection.
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Hindi Cinema: The private collection and unique insights of Nasreen Munni Kabir
Monique Threatt, Head of IUB Libraries Media Services, invited guest blogger Oliver Brafield—a passionate enthusiast of Hindi Cinema—to share his insights in this blog post. The… - Blog
Introducing Open Policy Finder
The UK university consortium Jisc have consolidated their open access policy services into a single tool, Open Policy Finder. The previous iterations, Sherpa Romeo and Juliet, have… - Blog
Getting Personal (Papers) with the Joe Hickerson Collection: Reflections of the Self in Archives and Their Collections
How much of the ‘personality’ or ‘essence’ of a person can be known from their archival materials? When processing or even viewing collections of personal papers, it’s not uncommon… - Blog
More Christmas Movies to Watch This Holiday Season!
A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059026/?ref_=tt_mv_close Running at only 30 minutes long, A Charlie Brown Christmas is one of the most iconic… - Blog
4 Christmas Movies You Must Watch This Winter
1. Elf https://go.iu.edu/8rvW Elf is a classic Christmas movie and (shouldn’t need much of an explanation, but) is about a toddler who is accidently sent to the North Pole and… - Blog
Lessons in Latrinalia
It was, perhaps, unfair to introduce Allen Walker Read’s Lexical Evidence from Folk Epigraphy in the last post without providing a sample entry from it, but Read did not want to… - Blog
The Healing Power of Cinema: Films That Explore Mental Health and Emotional Well-Being
Films have a remarkable ability to capture the complexities of the human mind, offering a lens through which we can better understand mental health, personal struggles, and the…