Bloom Archives
Tag: Indiana University
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The Legacy of President McRobbie
Legacies are created when extraordinary individual care meets an essential social need.
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The Elder Music Recording Project To Improve Well-Being of Oldsters
Jon Kay remembers reading a 2015 Gallup report that ranked Indiana 46th in the overall well-being of its elders.
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George Taliaferro Documentary To Air on Big 10 Network in June
A documentary film about George Taliaferro, the Indiana University football legend, activist, professor, administrator, and philanthropist, is currently being co-produced by Bloomington creative agency…
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Look Out, Here They Come! Billions of Cicadas to Emerge in May
After 16 years and 11 months of solitary confinement, billions of “Brood X” periodical cicadas will emerge from beneath Bloomington’s parks and neighborhoods, the…
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Michael Koryta: The Boy Who Loved Books Is Now A Bestselling Author
Growing up, Michael Koryta had a soulful relationship with loaded bookshelves.
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Editor’s Message: Survival
This is the 89th edition of Bloom Magazine and the thinnest issue ever—even smaller than the first issue published in August 2006.
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Maria E. Hamilton Abegunde: Exploring the Legacy of Slavery
In 2014, Maria E. Hamilton Abegunde was the first person to earn a doctorate in African American and African Diaspora Studies at Indiana University—a…
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Alain Barker: IU Music School Career Development Director
The Jacobs School of Music, Indiana University’s world-renowned conservatory, has traditionally prepared students for careers in performing, composing, or teaching music. But in recent…
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Priscilla Barnes: “Pracademic”
As a master’s student at Indiana University, Priscilla Barnes researched public health disparities and the connection between faith communities and public health.