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Looking forward to welcoming IU Hall of Fame legend Lee Corso back to the Bloomington campus this weekend with College GameDay. While we're waiting for Saturday, enjoy a few fun throwback photos, courtesy of Indiana University Archives, from his coaching days.

Calling all undergrads! Do you have an A+ research paper related to midwestern history? Be sure to submit it to the 2025 Bennett-Tinsley Award competition. Winners can earn up to a $500 cash prize. Learn more: bit.ly/4e5rmxH

New on the blog! As a musician and future archivist himself, IU Luddy graduate student Evan B. reflects upon his work on the papers of IU alum and former Director of the Library of Congress's Archive of Folksong, Joe Hickerson: blogs.libraries.indiana.edu/iubarchives/20…

Arthur "Cotton" Berndt to Indiana Football: "Well, what are you waiting for, Pilgrim! Go get Ohio State Football!" Indiana Hoosiers Hall of Famer Berndt won 8 letters in 3 sports between 1908-1911; captained 3 sports, went on to coach, Athletics Director, Mayor of Btown, 1935-38

Can't get enough the Indiana University - Purdue rivalry? You are in luck! Dec 13 at 6 PM, join Director Dina Kellams and Purdue U. Archives's Adriana Harmeyer at the Monroe County History Center for a presentation on student traditions on their respective campuses. Doors open at 5!

Reminder! This Friday at 6 PM at the Monroe County History Center: "University Traditions: IU vs. Purdue," with Purdue's Adriana Harmeyer and IU's Dina Kellams. Who has had the most mascots throughout its history? You have to attend to find out!

The historic 1835 Wylie House Museum will be decorated with fresh garlands and greenery in celebration of its 19th-century holiday traditions. Beginning December 11, enjoy a free Traditions Tour between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays. Mark your holiday calendars

We have exciting news! Indiana Daily Student 1930s-1940s issues now available online: libraries.indiana.edu/ids1930s1940s This project has been a 100% donor funded project and while we have a ways to go, we are SO grateful for the support to date!

hmmmmm.....🦬🎉 Let's just not revisit this guy, m'kay?

We like what your are saying here, Indiana Football! 👏👏

Have you heard the news? The Indiana Daily Student spanning 1938-49 is now online and full-text searchable! libraries.indiana.edu/ids1930s1940s It has been so great to have this resource available - a 100% donor funded project! #ThankYouIUDonors More to come!

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"It has been suggested to me that a Mr. Rockne of Notre Dame assist in foot ball next year...I am not in favor of this plan." #CoachCig #CoachOfTheYear #WeFixedIt #IUFB

Happy Spring Semester, Hoosiers! On the blog - Behind the Curtain with Archives Assistant and IU Luddy grad student, Evan B., who has been with us since he came to IU. Learn more about his invaluable contributions to our work! blogs.libraries.indiana.edu/iubarchives/20…

In 2023, work began to digitize the 1930s-1940s issues of the Indiana Daily Student, pages previously available only as microfiche at Herman B Wells Library. Those articles are now available worldwide thanks to efforts by IU Libraries’ University Archives and Digital Collections Services!

COLUMN: The IU Archives has a box of recipes from former IU President Herman B Wells. The box is a look into a man who focused on others and made a point to remember those he met. idsnews.com/article/2025/0…

We really need to check in on our X account more often....🦬😍🦬

Finally unleashed. 🦬 Welcome back home, Hoosier the Bison.