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This ebook is an adaptation our IU East Campus History Course, which can be found in IU Expand. While the course is free to take and open to anybody, it can still prevent a barrier to those wanting to view and share information about our campus history. This ebook is meant to be a more accessible alternative to the course and contains the written content from the course.

Primarily using material from the archives, readers will be able to view or be redirected to primary documents, photographs, and even oral histories to learn about the campus’ history, as well as the faculty and students who worked at and attended IU East.

This course is designed to provide participants with an overview of IU East's campus history and the opportunity to learn about the different aspects of a developing campus.

Primarily using material from the archives, course participants will be able to access primary documents, photographs, and even oral histories to learn about the campus' history, as well as the faculty and students who worked at and attended IU East. This course is meant to be informative, interactive, and fun, providing participants with a greater appreciation of the IU East campus. The course can be completed at a leisurely pace, at most taking 3 to 4 weeks to complete.

This course was created by the IU East Campus Archivist Beth South and Bicentennial Intern Hannah Castor, majoring in technical and creative writing (anticipated graduation Spring 2018).

Homepage for the Indiana University East Campus Library. The library houses the IU East Archives.

Homepage to Indiana University East.

Scanned images of most photographs and slides housed in the IU East Archives