Applications Now Open for Biomanufacturing Tech Apprenticeships
Bloomington residents may now register for a free three-week training in skills needed to gain employment in the region’s robust biomanufacturing sector.
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Issue: August/September 2020
Indiana University Hosts Virtual Social Justice Event
The Indiana University Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Affairs is hosting a virtual event titled “Defending Democracy: Confronting Voter Suppression and White Supremacy in the New Millennium” as part of its Social Justice in America Series.
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Bloomingtonian Jack Kahn Receives Golden Hoosier Award
City of Bloomington Commission on Aging member Jack Kahn has been selected as a recipient of the 2020 Golden Hoosier Award, which recognizes older Hoosiers who serve others in an exemplary manner and dedicate their lives to bettering the community in which they live.
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Glenn Close Costume Collection on Display at Eskenazi Museum Next Spring
Beginning next spring, an exhibition showcasing costumes from the collection of actor Glenn Close will be on display at the Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University.
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IU–Bloomington Ranked 76th Among All National Universities
The new university rankings from U.S. News and World Report were released this week, placing Indiana University–Bloomington at 76th among all national universities and 31st among public universities.
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