The best printing business in Bloomington hands down. If you're looking to get something printed,…read morewhether it be business cards or t-shirts, your search ends here. Locally owned and operated for over 25 years, the owner Karl will work with you to make sure you get exactly what you want. He's easy to contact and reliable, unlike many other printing businesses here in town, or an online order site. He goes the extra mile, including delivering to you. He can also do things such as banners, stickers, and embroidery on material.

I have used KC Designs for the last 5 years, and I have nothing but good things to say about them!!…read moreI have used them for personal designs and big groups. Karl is extremely nice and always goes the extra mile for me!! I'm always so impressed with his work and proud to wear it. Truly! Highly recommend!

My Alma matter! Indiana University is a wonderful university, with lots of programs degrees, and…read moretop-tier professors. I graduated over a decade ago and I wish I could go back in time and go through all 4 years again. Wouldn't change a thing though. Maybe less expensive textbooks? Haha! But anyway, not only did I and millions of others receive an excellent education, we also were educated in one of the best college towns in the country! There are wineries, state parks, kind people, and lots to do! Anyone need a travel buddy? I'd love to go back!

am writing to formally report serious misconduct by staff at the IU Kelley School of Business…read moreAlumni Association that I believe constitutes retaliation, unauthorized surveillance, and a potential violation of my rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act. I am a graduate of the IU Kelley School of Business living with a traumatic brain injury. Over the past several months I have made repeated, good-faith attempts to access basic alumni networking resources. My requests went entirely unanswered by Mr. Melvin, the head of the Kelley Alumni Association. When I took the step of notifying Kelley faculty of my concerns regarding how the alumni association is being operated, Mr. Melvin responded not with assistance, but with a threatening letter. Within that letter, Mr. Melvin explicitly stated that Mr. Eric Rodkin, Safety & Security Specialist at Hodge Hall, had been assigned to monitor and inspect all of my emails. I have a copy of this letter and am prepared to provide it as evidence. I must be direct: this is not a minor administrative failure. This is retaliation. A university alumni director used a physical security employee to conduct surveillance of a disabled alumnus's private communications -- solely because that alumnus raised legitimate concerns about the performance of a publicly funded university department. This conduct is deeply troubling and I believe it raises the following serious concerns: 1. RETALIATION - I was threatened and placed under surveillance in direct response to exercising my right to voice concerns about a publicly funded university department 2. UNAUTHORIZED SURVEILLANCE - Mr. Rodkin's role is limited to physical building security at Kelley. He has no legitimate authority to monitor the private email communications of alumni 3. ADA VIOLATION - As a person with a traumatic brain injury, using intimidation and surveillance to discourage me from accessing alumni services may constitute discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act 4. ABUSE OF POSITION - Mr. Melvin's use of a security employee to threaten and monitor an alumnus is a serious misuse of university resources and authority Mr. Melvin's Email Joshua, We are in receipt of your recent messages directed toward our faculty and staff. We have tried to address your issue multiple times and have clearly communicated that you will need to work directly with LinkedIn to resolve the problem. You still have access to the alumni group on LinkedIn. The tone and content of your most recent communications are unacceptable and have exceeded the boundaries of constructive dialogue and a professional code of conduct. This email serves as a formal request for you to cease sending any messages to members of my team, faculty, and staff regarding this issue. We are committed to maintaining a safe and respectful professional environment, and we do not tolerate communication that compromises the well-being of our faculty and staff. Please be advised that our Safety and Security Specialist has been looped into this correspondence and is now monitoring all incoming communications from your accounts. We will be forced to escalate this matter to the appropriate university officials and, if necessary, law enforcement, if you continue to disparage our team members. We ask that any future inquiries be kept strictly professional and limited to specific, actionable matters. Thank you, Bryan Bryan L. Melvin Executive Director Indiana University Kelley School of Business Office of Development & Engagement 1275 E. 10th Street Bloomington, IN 47405-1703 (812) 856-1931 (w) brmelvin@iu.edu

I love the work that Jarod does. The quality he puts out for the prices he charges is insane. He…read moredoesn't just have fair prices, he has incredible prices. Quick turnaround times and is super easy to work with. Like, you should have a clear vision for what you want before asking anyone to print anything, but if there are some area's you haven't thought of Jarod or Jehrmey are super quick to respond and get you taken care of. I can't recommend them enough. TL:DR Quick turnaround times. Great prices. Awesome crew!

These folks are terrific! Brought them a rather unique print idea in my mind, that I wasn't even…read moresure was doable. They took the time to run tests with different media and nailed it! Amazing turnaround time, had the product in hand here in L.A. in a matter of days. A go to, even from out here in California!

Visited the Indiana University Maurer School of Law on the main campus in Bloomington, Indiana. The…read morefacilities are very nice...all located in self-contained Baier Hall on the southwest corner of the campus. This location is very close to Kirkwood Avenue and all the shops and restaurants located there...Kirkwood is really the one of the main connections to student social life at Indiana University. The Law School facilities are nice and modern and they have tons of room. As you enter Baier Hall, on the right is the law library...a multi-level library complete with five-story atrium connecting all the floors. The law library is one of the best in law schools and won some awards a few years back. Carrels, large tables, easy seating, breakout rooms, and more are strewn about all five floors making for loads of options for the students. There are generally enough carrels that anyone who wants one can have one assigned for the semester. With all the seating and study space there is no main reading room in the library. With soaring windows and atrium space this library has a very open and spacious feeling. On the left as you entered Baier Hall is first and foremost five stories of classrooms - many of which are laid out like traditional rectangles, others in the pie-wedge shape...all seem to have up-to-date technology keeping students plugged in. The lecture and seminar rooms were very nice and on the newish side. The moot courtroom and other specialty rooms were also very nice...the Moot Courtroom and auditorium especially so. It is obvious the Law School is reinvesting in its property. This side of Baier Hall also houses the administrative offices, clinics, and faculty offices. There is a little cafeteria on the lower level. Lockers for the students are on the same level. Indiana's Law School is well-ranked in the top-50 tier of schools and the faculty is well regarded. Being located just an hour away from the capital city of Indianapolis, the school has the benefit of job/internship opportunities for students. We were out looking at law schools and stopped by for a visit...even though we showed up unannounced they had someone in the Admissions Office who toured us around the facilities...nice touch. It just showed a welcoming attitude, and a school that is not resting on its laurels. A good choice for a top-50 law school just 4 hours from Chicago.

They buy/sell quality logs. They have slabs and lumber. Their wood has been used to create amazing…read moreinterior/exterior creations all over their local town and manufacturers globally trust them to provide quality wood for their vennneer. Projects big or small, you can find your wood here.

We use them to help us market our business. Sally can design almost anything to help you promote…read moreyour business - and she does it on time at a fair price and with a smile. Very pleasant experience - we'll be back!

I have used them for my business promotional items, from pens to housewarming gifts. They are…read moreespecially helpful with design work, and assisted with T-shirts for our bi-annual family gatherings. Great work, products, and prices.

Feels very large and empty but does have a few cute boutiques in it. I did a quick walk around but…read morea lot of things were not open.

Such a cool and unique place in Bloomington! I highly recommend going through it if you are around…read moreand have time. There aren't too many stores but the ones that are here are great, there's even an escape room! Always clean and great people around.

Attention all geology geeks - this is for you! The Indiana Geological Survey is located on the…read morefirst floor of the Geology building on the campus of IU. They are a State funded agency that studies and educates people about the wonderful geology of Indiana. The Survey has a Learning Lab on the first floor that is open to the public. The Lab feature information and examples of many amazing rocks and fossils that can be found in Indiana. There is an activity area for kids and knowledgable and friendly staff to help. There is a shop where you can purchase books, maps, geology-themed gifts and more. Prices are reasonable to downright cheap. They also have assorted information about fossils and geology that are free. During my visit, I bought maps, cards and books. They only take credit cards, no cash. I also needed some information and the director, Todd Thompson, took the time to help me and print off what I needed. The staff is super helpful. Visiting the family-friendly center is free. There is street parking if you go when students are not in campus. The building is accessible. I think they also offer guided tours, but I didn't have a chance to check those out. The Center is worth a visit to learn about Indiana's remarkable Geology. Bring the kids.

What a neat place to take your kids & kids at heart to learn about Geology, rocks, etc. Cute gift…read moreshop including two kinds of pick axes. We came for a Minecraft event and stayed for hours. Parking on street behind building (easy to get lost.) Read the signs. We'll be back!