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University Library's Pop Shop offers tabletop games
University Library offers a new collection of tabletop games to check out that are great for game nights or study breaks.
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University Library renovation garners positive reviews
The $1.75 million renovation is complete, and students are enjoying the new digs.
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Alumni of IU School of Education in Bloomington gift $4 million to Indiana University
The gift will benefit the School of Education, IU Libraries, Kelley School of Business and the Wells Scholars Program.
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Breaking sound barriers: China’s earliest known sound recordings
The First Recordings from China Project is centered on 400 phonograph cylinders held by IU Libraries’ Archives of Traditional Music.
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Dramatic Valentine's Day reading to bring love letters to life at IU's Lilly Library
The event this Valentine's Day is hosted in partnership with IU's Department of Theatre, Drama and Contemporary Dance.
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Archives fortified by more than 50 years of IUPUI history
The Ruth Lilly Special Collections and Archives has been busy during IUPUI's 50th-year celebration, with records older than the university.
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Chiricú Journal named Best New Journal by Council of Editors of Learned Journals
The Council of Editors of Learned Journals (CELJ) named Chiricú Journal: Latina/o Literatures, Arts, and Cultures the winner of the 2018 Best New Journal award.
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IU Libraries provides genealogy resources, workshops for students, faculty, staff
Free access to Ancestry.com, census records and archived newspapers can help aspiring genealogists fill out family trees.
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University Library to launch Books on Demand
Feb. 5 is the launch of University Library's new program, Books on Demand, which allows you to choose what books it buys for its inventory.
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Earliest records of fruit fly genetics research donated to Indiana University
IU receives 20th-century collection containing some of the earliest writings about fruit fly genetics and past research tools.
