IU History
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75 years, one legendary weekend
Take a lap through history and uncover the traditions and mission behind the world’s greatest college weekend
Stories Set in Stone: An Old Cemetery Tells Tales of IU’s Deep Past
Dunn Cemetery has been a family gravesite since the 1820s. Approximately 68 people are buried in the cemetery, possibly a few more in unmarked graves.
McKinney Law Alumnus J.B. Stradford was Prominent on Black Wall Street
J. B. Stradford, the first IU Robert H. McKinney School of Law graduate, was one of the most prominent businessman of "Black Wall Street."
Olympic Gold Medalist: Milton Campbell
Milton Campbell, ’57, was the first Black man to win Olympic gold in the decathlon. He was inducted into the IU Hall of Fame in 1982.
IU Football, Preston Eagleson, and the 1885 Civil Rights Act
IU Football, Preston Eagleson, and the 1885 Civil Rights Act : Pride of IU Stories: My IU: Indiana University
5 Little-Known Facts About the Rose Well House
IU Bloomington’s Rose Well House is best known as a campus smooch spot, but there’s much more to its story. Here are five facts you might not have known about the treasured Old Crescent landmark.