The City of Bloomington has one source of drinking water for its roughly 84,000 inhabitants: The reservoir of Lake Monroe, about 20 miles south of downtown. At 17 square miles, it’s Indiana’s largest man-made lake, but it’s an essential—and fragile—resource.
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At the new Gayle Karch Cook Center for Public Arts and Humanities at Indiana University, exhibits by IU faculty and community artists and a regional artist-in-residence program are creating stronger links between the university and the Bloomington arts and cultural communities.
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When Roxanne Rajaii was a senior at Bloomington High School South, she had a strong sense of the career and life she wanted.
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Maybe you’re understandably wilted from the heat. Or you’re still recovering from the cicadas—or the piles of what’s left of them. Happily, you can still contribute to real research while in the great indoors thanks to Penguin Watch.
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Local illustrator Joe Lee, a longtime contributor to Bloom, has written and illustrated a biography about Holocaust survivor Eva Kor (1934-2019) of Terre Haute, Indiana.
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