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Reprinted with permission from Richard I. Suchenski and team, Film Secession is excited to announce that all students, faculty, and staff of Indiana University Bloomington now have full access to Film Secession for a limited time through September 24, 2026. With the trial setup, users should be able to view all video content on the site via the


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Guest Blogger Elena Wayne, Vice President Key Accounts, and life-long collaborator with Indiana University, shares with the IU Bloomington community Docuseek’s commitment to educational streaming. Be sure to check out the numerous resources available to the IUB community via our


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In her debut blog, Curatorial Assistant Lily Natter gives us an exciting account on historical censorship and book-banning!

In January of 1559, the papacy published its first Index of Prohibited Books under the direction of Pope Paul IV. It was called the Pauline Index, and it decreed that Catholic readers were not permitted to o...


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The forecast today calls for the second installation of Jake Gentry’s blog series on weather, geological processes, and the religious observations that surround them!

Trigger warning: Illustrations of nudity, gore, and animal/human sacrifice. Descriptions of ritualistic human and animal sacrifice.

Welcome to Part II of ...


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Archivist assistant Sweta Dutta gives us a captivating glimpse into one of the Lilly Library’s archival collections!

Imagine holding a piece of paper that a king once touched. On it, in a looping, hurried hand, someone has scrawled a financial request. Beside it, a thumbprint pressed into the margin signs off the mark of someone who could ...


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