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Media study at IU Bloomington reveals critical preservation needs

Indiana University Bloomington holds more than 560,000 audio and video recordings and film reels, many of which are historically significant, all of which are actively deteriorating. And the window of time to save these materials is closing fast.   Full Story >>

IU Libraries hosts student digital literacy contest

Undergraduate students will show off their reference and Internet literacy skills during the Digital Literacy Contest on April 7 at Indiana University Bloomington's Herman B Wells Library.   Full Story >>

Inauguration Day at Wells Library features public art event

If you're looking to commemorate Inauguration Day 2009, head to the lobby of the Herman B Wells Library Jan. 20. Students can view the inauguration in the Herman B Wells Library from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and visit Yes We Can, an interactive art project in the Wells Library lobby.   Full Story >>

Nationally-renowned progressive education leader donating papers to IU

The Lilly Library announced today (Nov. 17) that Deborah Meier, considered the founder of the small schools movement in the U.S., will donate her personal papers to the library's collection. The announcement came during today's commemoration ceremony for the Indiana University School of Education's 100th anniversary. Meier gave the keynote address during a dinner celebration Sunday night.   Full Story >>

Media Advisory: IU School of Education 100th anniversary ceremony, donation to Lilly Library

IU Bloomington Libraries publish first electronic journal

IU Bloomington Libraries are publishing their first faculty-generated electronic journal, Museum Anthropology Review, which is dedicated to museum and material culture studies.   Full Story >>