As the official memory of the University of Indianapolis, the purpose of the Frederick D. Hill Archives is to collect, organize, preserve, and make available for research the official University records that present an historical, legal, fiscal or administrative enduring value. These records include any and all documentation in any form created or received by administrators, faculty, staff, students, alumni, benefactors, and donors of the University of Indianapolis.
The University Archives also reviews, collects, organizes, describes, preserves, and makes available for research records of individuals and organizations not directly connected with the University of Indianapolis but which are relevant to the interests of the Archives.
The University Archives is authorized to establish and promulgate standards, policies and procedures for the effective management of university records within the context of state and federal laws. The University Archives is also authorized to develop the general schedules for retention and disposition of university records common to many offices and creates schedules for records unique to campus offices.
The Frederick D. Hill Archives are located on the third floor of the Krannert Memorial Library.
Access to the Archives is limited to appointment only. Please contact Lucy Fields (lfields@uindy.edu) to make arrangements. If you are unable to visit the Archives in person, other arrangements may be made for access.
To view our digital or printed collections, please contact Lucy Fields (lfields@uindy.edu).
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