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Connections

The Connections section includes coverage of arts, entertainment, lifestyles, and anything that generally fits the category of: A person does a interesting thing.

Indiana University to install “Keep Going” sculpture honoring Ryan White

Indiana University to install “Keep Going” sculpture honoring Ryan White

A sculpture honoring Ryan White will be installed at the IMU next spring. At an early-December talk, artist Melanie Cooper Pennington described the research and personal work behind “Keep Going,” a figural tribute to White, whose fight to attend school with HIV reshaped national views on AIDS.

Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish

Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish

Hawk says: Fernando Mendoza is some kinda hero. he shoveled the snow off all the bricks on Kirkwood. Cleared the snow off the courthouse steps before it froze. He should get some kinda award. What does Fish say??

Photos: Downtown Bloomington dances as Latin jazz big band takes over Blockhouse Bar

Photos: Downtown Bloomington dances as Latin jazz big band takes over Blockhouse Bar

Blockhouse Bar in downtown Bloomington hosted a packed Latin jazz dance party Friday night, led by trombonist Vick Luna and a 20-piece big band. The high-energy set kept the dance floor full throughout the evening.

Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish

Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish

Hawk says: Parsley, sage, and rosemary were trying to book a room in the host hotel for the Bloomington Convention Center. Guess why they couldn't do it. What does Fish say?

Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish

Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish

Hawk says: The meteorologists are providing fresh information about snowstorms, snow flurries, blizzards, and sleet. How does Hawk wrap up that thought?

2025 Canopy of Lights!

2025 Canopy of Lights!

It’s been an annual tradition for the courthouse square in downtown Bloomington since 1985. This Friday was no different. Santa flipped the switch to transform the area into a sparkling winter wonderland.

Thanksgiving Funnies

Thanksgiving Funnies

This cartoon was originally made for The Ann Arbor Chronicle around 15 years ago. In the tradition of Thanksgiving leftovers, it has been re-run several times.