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IU Libraries hosts first international audiovisual preservation training in North America
The summer school will educate 50 professional archivists from 12 countries and around the U.S. in IU's world-class facilities.
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Check out the Arbor Day tree planting, the new Faculty Crossing collaboration space and Staff Council officer openings.
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Kristi Palmer named dean of University Library at IUPUI
Subject to formal approval by the IU Board of Trustees, Palmer will assume her permanent role July 1.
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Digital Scholarship team gives blind students unique senior portraits
A team from IUPUI's University Library 3D-scanned the graduating class of the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired.
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Want to play a game? Gary Maixner does
The web developer for the Center for Digital Scholarship has three published tabletop games that focus on library science and education.
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Indiana University Herbarium completes massive plant digitization project
IU has completed its five-year effort to digitize the more than 160,000 preserved plant specimens in the IU Herbarium.
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Enter the Archives' April photo caption contest, attend the Civic Engagement Showcase and get ready for Wednesday's blood drive.
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IU receives $10.9 million grant from Lilly Endowment to renovate world-renowned Lilly Library
The grant will support major upgrades to mechanical systems and lighting, technological equipment, space configuration and more.
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From the Archives: Wofford national service papers
Former JFK advisor and U.S. Sen. Harris Wofford's national service papers have arrived at Ruth Lilly Special Collections and Archives.
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IU exhibition explores local, global impact of Richard Lugar, Indiana's longest-serving U.S. senator
The IU Libraries exhibition 'Indiana's Visionary Statesman' illustrates the intersection of Lugar's Indiana roots and global perspective.
