In This Issue
From millionaire to nomad, Bobby Towner ’65
When you think successful stockbroker, Bobby Towner ’65 may not be the first to come to mind. But in the eighties and early nineties, Towner was a Wall Street tycoon. After retiring, he left his New England brownstone for a pastel trailer. These days, Towner is living as a modest nomad, determined to feed his adventurous spirit.
Dolphins, Oceanic Empaths
The National Association of Marine Biologists have published a report, in which they suggest that dolphin’s enlarged amygdalas may prime them for enhanced empathy.
Pianist Francesca Gomez ’17 in Concert
Orchestral pianist, Francesca Gomez ’17, returns to campus for an outstanding concert. Afterward, she sat with us for a Q&A.
Akbar Testing Story Submission
Akbar’s summary in one sentence
Everything You Need To Know About LiveWhale Storyteller
Most content management systems are good at some things and not others. LiveWhale Storyteller was designed to help fill that gap, no matter what CMS you use.
From millionaire to nomad, Bobby Towner ’65
When you think successful stockbroker, Bobby Towner ’65 may not be the first to come to mind. But in the eighties and early nineties, Towner was a Wall Street tycoon. After retiring, he left his New England brownstone for a pastel trailer. These days, Towner is living as a modest nomad, determined to feed his adventurous spirit.
$1.3 million gift benefits School of Education’s global, diversity programs
A gift commitment to the Indiana University School of Education from two alumni will support the Global Gateway for Teachers as well as diversity, equity, and inclusion programs within the Bloomington campus school.
Dolphins, Oceanic Empaths
The National Association of Marine Biologists have published a report, in which they suggest that dolphin’s enlarged amygdalas may prime them for enhanced empathy.