Bloom Archives
Tag: IU
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12th Anniversary Gala: A Big Thank You to Bloom Supporters
Bloom Magazine celebrated its 12th anniversary on August 9 with a party in the Tudor Room at the Indiana Memorial Union (IMU). More than…
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Loren Wood Builders: Where the Unusual Is Now Usual
Like a lot of people, Loren Wood, a native of Danville, Illinois, originally came to Bloomington to attend Indiana University, where he earned degrees…
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Why So Many Women Are So F_ _ _ing Angry
Because we treat girls like shit and make them believe they deserve it.
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Artist Catherine Conlin Is Now Teaching Classes in Floral Design
As a young girl, every year Catherine Conlin would visit a flower shop in her hometown of Griffith, Indiana, and buy her mother flowers…
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Startup Ladies, A Place For Women Entrepreneurs
Kristen Cooper founded Startup Ladiesāan organization that, according to its website, āidentifies, educates, connects, and increases investment in women entrepreneurs starting up and scaling…
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The Appeal of Begonias
Begonias are a diverse family of 1,500 plant species native to tropical and subtropical regions of all continents except Australia.
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Nurse-Family Partnership Means Healthier Babies
With a focus on the development of healthier families, the IU Health Community Health Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) pairs first-time, low-income, expectant mothers with a…
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āA Cuban Refugeeās Journey To the American Dreamā
A new memoir by Gerardo GonzĆ”lez, Indiana University School of Education dean emeritus, is a tribute to opennessāthe kind that happens when a nation…
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Autumn is the Time For Irish Red Ales
As Indiana University students return to campus, Bloomington is once again taking on shades of cream and crimson. While Iām an ardent IU supporter,…