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Research Assistance

Research Assistance for 2016 Ibis Yearbook

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2016 Ibis Yearbook just came out!
2016 Ibis Yearbook just came out!

Have you seen the 2016 Ibis Yearbook just came out? University Archives provided research assistance and historical images for the special tribute to President Foote (pp. 138-143) who passed away in February 2016. Also, our contribution to the University event “First at UM,” which took place in January 2016 to celebrated President Frenk’s inauguration, was mentioned on p. 95.

Thank you for the Ibis editors who researched and wrote stories on President Foote's accomplishments as well as President Frenk's inaugural celebrations!
Thank you for the Ibis editors who researched and wrote stories on President Foote’s accomplishments as well as President Frenk’s inaugural celebrations!
Digital Collections, In the News

IBIS Yearbook (1927-1959) Now Available Online

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IBIS, the University of Miami’s yearbook, has been published annually since 1927.

The University of Miami Archives has recently completed a significant digitization project resulting in online access to one of the University’s oldest and most-cherished publications, IBIS yearbook. The first 33 volumes of IBIS, from 1927 to 1959, are now available for browsing and research through the University of Miami Libraries’ website. The collection is fully searchable by keyword, and images can be saved or printed for research or personal use.

Visit the IBIS Yearbook Collection Online

The project, which began in fall 2013, was completed in collaboration with the Libraries’ Preservation, Digital Production, Cataloging & Metadata, and Web & Application Development departments.

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Foreword from IBIS, 1927, stating “we hope [this yearbook] will prove as good a guide to those who follow as the blazed trail was to the settlers of the western frontier.” (Click to enlarge.)
Housed at the University Archives in the Otto G. Richter Library, the entire yearbook collection is one of the most frequently researched archival resources by the UM community. It’s also considered a record of enduring historical value on subjects ranging from student life and campus activities to regional and national events. The publication is a frequent past recipient of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association’s Gold Crown Award, the highest honor for college yearbooks in the country.

You can visit the University Archives, located on the eighth floor of the Otto G. Richter Library, on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please contact University Archivist Koichi Tasa for questions or suggestions on archiving and using historical resources of the University of Miami.