August 4, 2020
By Isabelle Parkinson, author of “Democrat or ‘imbecile’? Gertrude Stein’s Useful Knowledge and discourses of intellectual disability in the To-day and To-morrow pamphlet series.”
Everyone who works on Gertrude Stein has read or will read T.S…. READ MORE
By Janis Thornton, author of There’s No Place Like Murder
Fifteen years ago, when I was a staff writer for the Times in Frankfort,… READ MORE
August 3, 2020
by Ivana Bajić-Hajduković, author of “Can You Run Away From Sorrow?”
The summer of 1996 was special in many ways. I had finished high school and passed the college entrance exam…. READ MORE
July 27, 2020
Nina Penner, author of Storytelling in Opera and Musical Theater
One of the industries hardest hit by the pandemic is the performing arts,… READ MORE
July 21, 2020
By Seth McKelvey, author of “Unstate: Disarticulating State Knowledge and Joan Didion’s Democracy”
In the fall of 2014, while revising the earliest drafts of what would eventually become this article,… READ MORE
June 26, 2020
The following is a guest blog post written by Del Duduit, co-author of Michigan Motivations: A Year of Inspirations with the University of Michigan Wolverines,… READ MORE
June 25, 2020
After one cup of coffee it was pretty much a done deal. Crowded around a small table in the corner of the restaurant, a laptop map displaying Indiana, we made the decision to photograph a “few old Hoosier basketball gyms.” It was that simple…. READ MORE
June 23, 2020
Congratulations to our Director, Gary Dunham, for being selected to receive the Bicentennial Medal.
The Bicentennial Medal is awarded to organizations and individuals who, through their personal,… READ MORE
June 19, 2020
The following is a guest blog post from Charlie Nelms, author of From Cotton Fields to University Leadership: All Eyes of Charlie, A Memoir.
Charlie’s memoir is available for anyone to read for free online until August 1,… READ MORE
June 16, 2020
Now through August 1, eight books from the Well House Books collection will be open for anyone to read for free online. Generously supported by the Office of the Bicentennial, Well House Books showcases the peoples, history, and legacy of Indiana University.
