Join Kathryn Mudica and Katelynn Rusiniak of Indiana State University to discuss their experience collecting water samples from the Wabash.
Learn about the work of Indiana suffragist Grace Julian Clarke, how to access her newly digitized scrapbooks at the Indiana State Library, and about other women's history resources available in the Hoosier State.
As industrialist Robert Owen worked to create a utopian community in New Harmony, Indiana, in the 1820s, the effect was felt not only in the Midwest but across the globe. In this virtual discussion. learn about the ways that Owen's efforts impacted France and its people.
Join Wayne Padgett of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology to discuss biosand filtration devices.
Learn about the history of the St. Anne Shell Chapel at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods.
Join Diana Hunter, Tribal Historic Officer for the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, to discuss the history of the Myaamiaki in Indiana.
Join Mike Kukral, Associate Professor of Geography, to examine the roles rivers play in economic development, transportation, and recreation.
Join Dan Clark, Associate Professor of History at Indiana State University, for an overview of the history of the Wabash River.
Join Dr. Peter Scott to discuss the nesting habits and migration patterns of migratory birds of the Wabashiki wetlands.
Like their natural counterparts, constructed wetlands can be used to treat sewage, stormwater runoff, or industrial wastewater—often at a lower cost and with less maintenance than traditional options. Dr. Michelle...
The Jefferson County Public Library is sponsoring an art show in support of the Water/Ways exhibit.
Dive into water—an essential component of life on our planet, environmentally, culturally, and historically.
