Bloom Archives
Category: Science & Education
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New State Law Gives Beekeepers a Boost
For years, governments and environmental groups have sounded the alarm regarding the demise of bee populations. And while honeybees arenât native to North America,…
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Workshop Series Helps People Make Eco-Conscious Changes
If youâve been to the Monroe County Public Library (MCPL) lately, youâve likely noticed that its bulletin boards are filled with flyers announcing public…
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Ivy Tech Apple App Course Prepares Students to Code
Smartphone users are app-happy, and roughly 2 million appsâapplications or programs for mobile phones or tabletsâare available online. Now, a new course offered by…
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Science Prof Creates Art to Make Biology Enjoyable
Jake McKinlayâs art features alien shapes and arresting colors, making his illustrations feel otherworldly, but his subject matter is actually much closer to home.…
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Scholarship Honoring Gayle Cook Lets Students Visit History Center
With a foot in the past and an eye on the future, the Monroe County History Center (MCHC) has established a scholarship fund for…
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IU Cancer Researcher Is Also âBeer Famousâ
Back in 2013, when Matt Bochman arrived in Bloomington, breweries across the country were beginning to show interest in producing beers using locally grown…
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IU Bloomington Nursing School Sees Two More Firsts This Year
Of the 80 students to graduate from the Indiana University Bloomington School of Nursing this year, Larry Wilson is one of 11 men and…
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Professor Alvin Rosenfeld Receives IU Presidentâs Medal for Excellence [Photo Gallery]
In early April, Alvin Rosenfeld, 81, a distinguished scholar of Jewish literature and Holocaust studies at Indiana University, commented that he was âsurprised and…
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More Grant Funds Means More High-Quality Child Care
Six Monroe County child care programs will receive funding to expand facilities, hire new educators, and implement educational curricula thanks to $247,858 in grants…