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COLUMN: I have zero love for Netflix’s 'Zero Day'

The streaming service's new political thriller leaves viewers with more questions than answers.

COLUMN: Four takeaways from the 97th Academy Awards

This year’s Oscars ceremony wasn’t perfect, but it never is.

The Writers Guild at Bloomington holds prose reading Sunday

The event honored Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month with local prose readings from disabled writers.

‘I bombed for about 30 minutes’: Indiana YouTuber encourages the Bloomington community to try comedy

The YouTuber stood by Sample Gates to gauge people’s interest in stand up.

COLUMN: A threat to American arts and music: The dangerous politicization of the Kennedy Center

For the first time in its history, the country's national arts symbol faces dangerous politicization.

Bloomington children eager to show off their creativity at Youth Art Month exhibit

Bloomington K-6 students showed off their artwork at the Eskenazi exhibit.

‘I love it and want more people to be exposed to it’: Asian Culture Center hosts mehendi event

COLUMN: The silent struggle of animated shorts at the Academy Awards

Animated shorts have an extensive Oscar history, yet few notice them until they win.

Blanche Hoschedé-Monet gallery on display at the Eskenazi Museum

Impressionist painter Blanche Hoschedé-Monet’s work is now on display in the U.S. for the first time ever.

3 alumni set to return to IU Auditorium with Dance Theatre of Harlem

The event marks Dance Theatre of Harlem’s return to IU for the first time in 8 years.

‘Everything just slows down’: Local farmers share struggles of winter season

Farmers shared how the winter season affects their crops and animals.

COLUMN: The 2025 Oscar nominated live-action shorts are deeply powerful

These projects are unrestrained in their creativity and political messaging.

Binomial of math and music: Jacobs hosts third annual event celebrating the unlikely pair

Guest lecturer Ami Radunskaya discussed visual data and music performance.

COLUMN: ‘Mat Kearney (still drowning in nostalgia)’ makes for easy listening

Kearney’s ninth album adds six songs to the contents of 2024’s “Mat Kearney.”

Jacobs School of Music debuts new fight song

Jacobs alumni Ari Fisher and Alex Tedrow created “Sound Off the Carillon."

COLUMN: Long live the Cheshire Café

The not-for-profit café in the Collins Living-Learning Center is run by students, for students.

COLUMN: Romanticize your life!

Why we should all find beauty in the mundane.

COLUMN: Celebrating the cultural impact of ‘The Breakfast Club’ on its 40th anniversary

‘The Breakfast Club’ redefined teen movies, leaving a lasting impact on audiences and filmmakers.

COLUMN: Why fashion rules are boring, and how to break them in 2025

Fashion rules deserve to be broken to allow for individual comfort and free expression.

Windfall Dancers twirl in celebration Sunday at Switchyard Park

The inaugural Windfall Celebration was both a fundraiser and a 47th anniversary commemoration.