Welcome to the Tate Archives & Special Collections
"kNOw records, kNOw history"
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Summer Hours 2013 M-Th: 8am-4pm Other times by appointment Email: archives@iwu.edu Phone: 309-556-1535 Location: 4th Floor of The Ames Library |
Research!
Don't run away screaming just yet— in the Tate Archives and Special Collections, patrons have the assistance of Archivist Meg Miner, as well as awesome Archive Assistants (student workers) who are on hand help you with research.
How do you know if we have what you need? Check out our Archives page (containing University History), or our Special Collections page (holding old, aromatic books).
If you aren't sure if what you're searching for is here, email us at archives@iwu.edu, or call (309) 556-1535 for more information.
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(Acoma Animal Effigies) The Archives and Special Collections are not exclusively for academic research-- come in today to explore our collections! |
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Do you enjoy reading student publications like Tributaries or The Argus ? Are you part of a Registered Student Organization?
We have almost fifty student publications in the Archives, beginning in 1870. If you don't see documents on your organization in Digital Commons or the Archives, contribute some!
Come in today to learn more about your University History and other Collections!
This department is named in honor of Catherine and Robert Tate, long-time supporters of the University. Mrs. Tate's grandmother was Caroline Rupert (a former School of Nursing Chair). Mr. Tate was a graduate of the University of Chicago.
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This service is maintained by The Ames Library. Please contact us with any problems or suggestions. Last revised: June 6, 2013 |