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Professor Harold Zisla teaching at art class at Indiana University at South Bend in 1979. Zisla is one of several IU South Bend faculty who have received a Sagamore of the Wabash award for distinguished service -- the highest distinction awarded in…

A woman seated at a study carrel with a personal video playback machine at IU South Bend in 1987.

The class of 1967 was the first to earn degrees from Indiana University while taking courses on the South Bend campus. At the time of graduation, the school was still known as the South Bend-Mishawaka Center, but in July 1968, the campus would be…

An undated photo of two employees working in the Schurz Library during its early days. The Schurz Library was opened in 1989, allowing staff and collections to move from the previous space in Northside Hall and better satisfy information needs of…

A 1983 poster calling for submissions to Analecta, the annual literary and visual arts journal published by Indiana University South Bend students.

A poster advertising a performance of the Chester String Quartet at Indiana University South Bend. While undated, this poster is most likely from 1985.

A poster advertising accelerated "Sunshine Semester" classes available during the second half of the spring 1982 semester at Indiana University at South Bend (IUSB).

Available courses included Public Speaking, Geology I, Elementary Composition,…

Promotional poster for the Fall 1987 film series at Indiana University at South Bend (IUSB). The series included such films as The Purple Rose of Cairo; Bell, Book, and Candle; and It's a Wonderful Life.

The 1988-1989 Indiana University at South Bend sports calendar, featuring photos of members of the basketball team and the season's basketball game schedule, as well as advertisements from several local South Bend businesses.

This is a flyer for the Women & Humanism Series that was organized by Gloria Kaufman, along with help from Barbara Williams as the Publicity Director and Eileen Bender as the Producer. The Women & Humanism Series was a 3-part series held in 1977 that…