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Building the Central Indiana Wikipedia Partnership

Leading cultural institutions across the Indianapolis area are excited to announce the creation of the new Central Indiana Wikipedia Partnership.

Follow Us on Mastodon at Humanities Commons

The IUPUI University Library Center for Digital Scholarship managed a somewhat sleepy social media account on Twitter from 2014 to November 2022. We used the account to share events, updates, and celebrations related to the work that we do for the IUPUI campus and the Indianapolis community.

IUPUI ScholarWorks’ 30,000th Item: An Interview with Jeremy Price

On March 13, 2023, IUPUI ScholarWorks made available item number 30,000. IUPUI ScholarWorks was launched in late 2003 by the IUPUI libraries as a tool to support the open access sharing of works authored by campus scholars. It grew slowly at first, but with a little bit of elbow grease and a whole lot of collaboration with faculty and organizations, it is now one of the largest institutional repositories in Indiana.

How IUPUI is supporting researchers meet the requirements of the Final NIH Policy for Data Management and Sharing

In October 2020, the NIH released an updated data policy that affects all extramural (and i

Open Access Week 2022

Each year the international community of open access advocates comes together to celebrate Open Access Week. The theme for this year is Open for Climate Justice.

Where do you learn about environmental justice?

What is a superfund site? Where do combined sewer systems flow? Why are some areas of a city hotter than others?

25,000 ScholarWorks Items

On October 13th, IUPUI ScholarWorks received its 25,000th upload! That’s a lot of free to read (and, in many cases, free to reuse) open access literature.

One Scholarly Publishing Tip for (New) IUPUI Faculty

Save a copy of the “accepted manuscript” of every article you (co)author. Of course, save a copy of the published version too, but there’s a good chance that someone will ask you for the “accepted manuscript” instead.

Did ResearchGate Take Your Article Down?

When publishers find a copyright violation on a website and also want to enforce their intellectual property rights, they sometimes send copyright violation notifications to website owners.

10 Million Free Downloads from IUPUI ScholarWorks

In 2002, IUPUI’s libraries formed a working group to explore the idea of launching an institutional repository.