Bloom Archives
Tag: Elisabeth Andrews
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Feature Story: ‘The American Spectator’ Born and Bred in Bloomington
In this bastion of liberalism, a groundbreaking, impertinent campus magazine attracted the best conservative thinkers and writers of the day and spread its influence…
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Nathan Foxton: A Young Experimental Painter (Photo Gallery)
BY ELISABETH ANDREWS Nathan Foxton’s paintings don’t fit neatly into a category like impressionism or realism or abstract art. His goal, he explains, is…
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Charles Reafsnyder: Internationalist
BY ELISABETH ANDREWS Charles Reafsnyder officially retired from Indiana University this year, but the Ebola crisis in Liberia brought him straight back to work.…
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‘The Birthday Feast’: An Original B-town Musical for Kids and Their Parents
BY ELISABETH ANDREWS “Mama says to me, ‘My dear daughter, your body is made out of food and water.’” Eleven-year-old Maddie sings this line…
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Harmony School to Celebrate 40 Years in True Harmony Style
BY ELISABETH ANDREWS Harmony School opened in 1974 with four high school students in an old house at 318 N. Grant St. The brainchild…
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Hand Signal Was Police Officer’s Acknowledgement of His Membership in Fraternity Founded in Bloomington
A drawback to social media that most people tend to agree upon is that bad information can be disseminated quickly and once it’s out…
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Cover Story: The Remarkable Rise of Chancellor Jennie Vaughan
BY ELISABETH ANDREWS, PHOTOGRAPHY BY SHANNON ZAHNLE The future’s looking bright for Ivy Tech Community College–Bloomington. With record-breaking enrollment nearing 7,000 students, a construction…
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New Bus Station Features Many ‘Creature Comforts’
BY ELISABETH ANDREWS Bloomington’s award-winning bus system gets a major upgrade this summer with the completion of the state-of-the-art Downtown Transit Center at the…
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Take a Seat Next to a Legend at New Ernie Pyle Sculpture
BY ELISABETH ANDREWS Journalism faculty and students at Indiana University have long been encouraged to follow Ernie Pyle’s example. Soon, they’ll be able to…