By: Spencer Bowman, Bicentennial Intern, Class of 2020, English and Media, Bloomington In April of 1922, then president of Indiana University William Lowe Bryan spoke at the dedication ceremony for the university’s centennial time capsule: “The people of 1822 could not dream the greatness 100 years would bring to the school they were founding. They… Read more »
By: Gabby McLemore, Bicentennial Intern, Class of 2017, Journalism and Education, Bloomington I applied for the Bicentennial internship because I wanted to gain new experiences, meet new people, and learn new skills. Well, I also needed to be able to pay rent, but you know what I mean. All of those things have happened already,… Read more »
By: Nicholas Broadbear, Bicentennial Intern, Class of 2017, History and Criminal Justice, Bloomington While fighting men and women have toasted victory for as long as alcohol and hot food have been available, American armed forces have often taken these celebrations to a special level. Theodore G. Gronert wrote a piece in 1933, featured in the… Read more »