Bloom Archives
Tag: Indiana University
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Bloomington’s Veterans: Their Struggles and Triumphs (COVER STORY)
Veterans have been an important part of Bloomington since its founding in 1818, when early settlers included soldiers who had fought in the Revolutionary…
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13th Anniversary Gala: A Big Thank You to Bloom Supporters
Bloom Magazine celebrated its 13th anniversary on August 13 with a party in the Indiana Memorial Union (IMU) Tudor Room.
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People Adopt Kinds of Dogs They Didn’t Know They Wanted (PHOTO GALLERY)
It’s not often that graduate student research makes headlines in outlets as varied as Martha Stewart Living and the financial media platform Bloomberg. But…
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‘Think Like a Dog’ Author Offers Words of Wisdom
Probably no creature in the world knows more about how to win friends and influence people than a dog, so the title of real…
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By Hand Gallery—Artists’ Cooperative Still Going Strong After Four Decades
When By Hand Gallery celebrates 40 years of offering downtown Bloomington shoppers original, handcrafted art, the festivities will include demonstrations in stone carving, scarf…
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Opera Singer Amanda Biggs Again Gracing World Stage
Growing up, opera singer Amanda Biggs traveled with her family of Pentecostal praise and worship church musicians. When they weren’t on the road, parents,…
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IU Student Film Supports Sexual Assault Survivors
After their film Rolling won one of four Best Picture awards and a Best Performance award at Indiana University’s local Campus Movie Fest 2018,…
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City Celebrates Hispanic Heritage From September 15 to October 15
Each year across the United States, National Hispanic Heritage Month occurs from September 15 to October 15. In Bloomington, there’s a long tradition of…
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Room at the Table: Host an Immigrant Family for Dinner
Even as America struggles with national immigration policy and animosity toward immigrants runs high in some places, two young social entrepreneurs from Indiana University…