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Written on reverse side of image, in full: "me - opening up 'gifts' given to me the night of 5/7/68 after Kennedy won Indiana....

Emery C. Raper born 1859, died 1873. Saddled ponies are not common tombstone iconography. Taking into context his age (13), this engraving may symbolize...

Barracks number 1 was the Delta Tau Delta house (the old Gentry House). This scan from the 1919 Arbutus yearbook, page 16.

Photograph depicting supporters of Secretary of State Dean Rusk and President Johnson's Vietnam policy, at the time of Rusk's visit to IU. Taken from the...

Photograph depicting IU President Elvis J. Stahr speaking at the podium in the IU auditorium. Secretary of State Dean Rusk stands behind Stahr,...

Photograph depicting Secretary of State Dean Rusk delivering a speech at IU. IU President Elvis J. Stahr is seen standing behind Rusk. Taken from...

Roy Sieber, who came to IU in 1962, was the first person to earn a doctorate in African art (from the University of Iowa)...