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Newsletter for Friends and Supporters of the Indiana University Libraries Spring 2008
Photo of students studying in new booths on the fourth floor of the Wells Library.
Libraries Then and Now

Libraries have a long and respected history of providing the environments that students and faculty need to succeed. New furnishings, thanks to a gift from two IU alumni, appeal to undergraduates. Learn about proposed changes in the Wells Library to accommodate the needs of graduate students.

Sheet music cover image of a woman crying.Indiana Harmony

A digital sheet music project created by IU's Digital Library Program showcases the collections of four partner institutions.

A sampling of songs and cover art

Archivist Phil Bantin displays a photograph from the IU Archives collection. Archives on the Move

Vacating space it had occupied since 1936, the Office of University Archives and Records Management relocated from Bryan Hall to the Herman B Wells Library.

View images from the IU Archives

Photo of IU donors Ralph and Billie Hazelbaker. A Gift for Students

Ralph and Billie Hazelbaker met at IU as freshmen. Today, they share a love of libraries and together made a gift that helped furnish an improved study area in the Wells Library.

Student photos of the Hazelbakers

A photo of money The Economic Advantage

A recent study by the Kelley School of Business examined the economic impact of Indiana's public libraries as well as collegiate and university libraries, like those at IU.