Bloom Magazine
Tag: Ivy Tech Community College–Bloomington
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Bloomingfoods at Age 45: 13,000 Members Strong
In July 1976, a community buying club set up shop in a carriage house- turned-garage in the alley behind Tracks…
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Innovation Drives B-town Theater Groups During Pandemic Shutdown
Locally, Bloomington theater companies are innovating ways to keep audiences engaged while working together in the spirit of collaboration.
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The Waldron Marks Ten Years as Part of Ivy Tech
Ten years ago, Ivy Tech Community College–Bloomington acquired the John Waldron Arts Center, a building with a long history of…
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Ivy Tech Culinary Arts Students Learn About Food on Italy Trip
From May 14 to 23, nine Ivy Tech culinary arts students had the opportunity to travel to Italy, visiting Milan,…
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Monster House Press: A Nontraditional Publisher
Monster House Press (MHP) has been self-described by founder Richard Wehrenberg as an “amorphous mass.”
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Sterling Real Estate: A One-Woman Success Story
Trish Sterling, owner of Sterling Real Estate and a licensed real estate broker with the state of Indiana, founded her…
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Long Leather Works A Quiet Success Story
Forty years ago, Mike Long walked into a Florida leather shop and asked for a job. The owner asked if…
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Ivy Tech Center Celebrates Decade of Lifelong Learning
This year, the Ivy Tech Center for Lifelong Learning celebrates its 10th anniversary. And while its founding executive director says…
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New Coaching Program Helps At-Risk High School Students
High school students at risk of not earning a diploma could have the opportunity to speak with an educational coach…
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Sculptor Amy Brier Collaborates: Like ‘Two Artists with One Brain’
Amy Brier’s sculptures can be found in places as varied as Bloomington’s Arden Place neighborhood and the Indianapolis International Airport.
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