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‘Today in Bloomington’ Is Not the Local Newsletter It Appears To Be
Bloomington has several news outlets that report on pressing issues in the community, but because...
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Ida B. Wells and the Campaign Against Lynching
Ida B. Wells spent much of her career as a journalist in the late 1800s...
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Stirring the Pot: Chermoula and a Pantry Infused with Delight
Ruthie Cohen is back in the kitchen! After a two-year, too-long hiatus, LP’s aproned sage...
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Sandhill Cranes Are the Stars of Marsh Madness at Goose Pond
Marsh Madness, February 14–15 at Goose Pond FWA, celebrates the sandhill crane migration that stops...
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Fire Safety and Prevention Through Education, Engineering, Enforcement
Winter in Indiana is prime season for house fires, but the Bloomington Fire Department’s Fire...
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School Matters: Indiana Earns ‘D for Effort’ in Funding Public Education
A new report gives Indiana a grade of D for funding public schools, and the...
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Political Polarization Hurts Communities — What Can Be Done?
As communities become more Democratic or Republican, their citizens have to cope with ever more...
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Many Paths Taken to the Emergency Medical Profession
The individual journeys people take to the emergency medical profession are varied and can differ...
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What Is ‘A Sense of Place’? Bloomington Students Explain — and Share Theirs
Students in the American Studies class at Bloomington’s Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship were asked...
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Mindfulness Widens Its Sphere from Personal Mantra to Business Practice
Though mindfulness originated in Buddhism, the practice has expanded to companies that offer some form...
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How the US Treasury Could Punish Nonprofits
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill empowering the Treasury Dept. to eliminate the...
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USA International Harp Competition Returns to B-town in 2025
The triennial USA International Harp Competition returns to the IU Jacobs School of Music for...