Debbie Fish: Working for the Incarcerated
It was a play, a poem, and COVID-19 that inspired Debbie Fish to become an advocate for prisoners.
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Issue: August/September 2020
Greg Fichter, IU Building Services: Delayed Retirement to Stay on Job
When Indiana University shut down after spring break in mid-March, Greg Fichter, then 73, could have retired after almost 40 years as assistant director of Building Services.
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Remote COVID Testers Working Outdoors Come Rain or 90° F
The coronavirus doesn’t stop for weekends or holidays—and neither do the 14 front-line health care workers comprising Indiana University Health Bloomington’s Remote COVID Test Site team.
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Sean Buehler: Med Student Helping the Homeless Stay Safe
For most people, staying at home is the best way to protect against exposure to the coronavirus. But the risks are reversed for those who sleep in community shelters.
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The Evolution of a Garden
It is rare that new owners of a previously occupied house inherit a spacious, completely open, unplanted backyard. But that’s just what appealed to Jean and John Donatiello when they purchased their home in Bloomington’s Sterling Woods.
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