Bloom Archives
Tag: Indiana University
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Daniel Larsen: Smart Kid
At the end of May, when many of his peers were kicking back and putting seventh grade behind them, Daniel Larsen was traveling to…
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What Did You Do Last Summer? IU Athletes Taught Kids in Vietnam
With so much time devoted to training and playing their sport, student-athletes are seldom able to participate in typical college programs—things like service or…
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The ‘Sugar Daddy’ Culture
Africa is a great unknown to most Americans, often thought of in monolithic terms rather than in terms of the diverse cultures, languages, and…
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Lauren MacLean: Political Scientist
In 2015, the Carnegie Corporation of New York established the Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program to support journalists, authors, and scholars conducting research…
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Indiana Impresses, but Ohio State Pulls Away Late for Win
Indiana University head football coach Tom Allen entered his first full season at the helm Thursday night, August 31, against second-ranked Ohio State University.…
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Meet Ellen Starr Lyon’s Family: ‘Emotional and Real and Healthy’
The room where Ellen Starr Lyon paints is just steps from the front door of her family home. Situated at the nexus between the…
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IU Big Ten Swim Coach Of the Year ‘Hell Bent’ On Winning National Title
Indiana University’s Ray Looze has been named the Big Ten Coach of the Year in both men’s and women’s swimming, the first person to…
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IU Law School Master’s Program for Lawyers From Around World Rated Best by Legal Magazine
The Indiana University Maurer School of Law has received an A-plus rating for its Master of Laws program. The grade from ‘The International Jurist’…
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Dalia Rosenfeld Returns Home To Promote Her First Book
To most Americans, to be a Hoosier is synonymous with unromantic, flyover-country ordinariness. In writer Dalia Rosenfeld’s adopted home of Tel Aviv, Israel, it…