Skip to main content
Top Story

Lilly Library works its magic on newly acquired Ricky Jay archive of magical history

Ricky Jay on stage ready to perform magic tricks

Thanks to IU’s reputation as a custodian of history and preservation, the Lilly Library recently acquired the archive of late magician and actor Ricky Jay, a historian of magic in all aspects — from stage magic and sleight of hand to spiritualism.

All campuses

Latest IU news

All news stories
Administration

Angela Smith Jones to lead IU state relations

News at IU  
Science and Technology

Study reshapes understanding of mass extinction in Late Devonian era

News at IU  

UN’s COP28 climate summit: IU experts available to comment

Media

For the media

Let us help you cover the news. Our media specialists can connect you with faculty experts as well as guide you to the latest IU news.

Featured expert

Jessica O’Reilly

Jessica O’Reilly, associate professor of international studies, is currently leading IU’s delegation at the UN’s climate change conference, COP28, in Dubai. She can comment on the COP generally, as well as climate policy and governance, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, and the Global Stocktake, the signature event of the meeting.

All campuses

Topical resources and stories

All news stories
Ukraine experts

IU experts are ready to talk about Russia’s war in Ukraine

On Feb. 24, 2022, Russia launched a military invasion of Ukraine. IU political scientists, historians and economists are available to discuss the impact of the ongoing war.

Arts and Humanities,Business and Innovation,Global,Health and Wellness,Science and Technology

Students across all campuses to present at annual IU Undergraduate Research Conference

News at IU  
Health and Wellness

IU expands Master of Social Work program to Lafayette

News at IU  

Feature stories

Take a closer look inside life at IU. These in-depth features highlight the special stories, unique culture, and rich history of Indiana University.

Explore feature stories
Subscribe

Stay in touch with the things you love about IU

Keep up with all the stories of how IU influences the state, nation, and world by subscribing to our news releases. There is no cost and no advertising. Subscribers’ email addresses will remain confidential with IU.