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What’s coming to the IU Auditorium this fall (opens the original)
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With so many activities to partake in Bloomington, it’s hard to choose what you want to do first. But if you have some time and want to enjoy some time on IU’s campus, there is nothing better than a night out at the IU Auditorium. Here are the shows fans can look forward to this fall: The hit Broadway musical “Waitress” is making its way to IU on Sept. 29-30. With music written by Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, the musical tells the story of Jenna Hunterson, a talented pi
COLUMN: 4 underrated horror films that deserve a spot on your watchlist (opens the original)
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As the weather in Bloomington finally starts to chill and the leaves begin to crisp, I can feel myself reaching for a bowl of popcorn and a horror movie that will leave me slightly scared of the dark. October never fails to leave me craving all things spooky, but if you’re like me and have started to mindlessly scroll for something new, then try one of these underrated horror films for your next movie night. Based on Shirley Jackson’s 1959 novel, “The Haunting of Hill House,” this horror classic
Science guy Nye added to play-Bill at IU Auditorium (opens the original)
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Science educator and television personality Bill Nye will be coming to Indiana University for “A Conversation with Bill Nye” at 7 p.m. Oct. 15 at the IU Auditorium. The event is a collaboration between the Union Board’s Lectures Committee and STEM Committee and will be sponsored by IU's College of Arts and Sciences. Nye is best known as the host of the science education TV program “Bill Nye the Science Guy,” which had five seasons and ran from 1993 to 1998. On the show, Nye explained different s
COLUMN: Season 2 of ‘Adults’ embraces the growing pains of early adulthood (opens the original)
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SPOILER: This column contains potential spoilers for “Adults” Season 2. A group of friends living together in New York City is not new. In fact, when it comes to television, I would consider the premise a tale as old as time. It’s becoming a Shakespearean-esque archetype of sitcoms with how many times it’s been reused. “Friends” was doing it in 1994. “How I Met Your Mother” followed that same formula in 2005. And now, in 2026, FX and Hulu continue the tradition with Season 2 of “Adults,” release
COLUMN: 3 must watch movies about American college life (opens the original)
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College can be a scary time for any student. Especially if you're attending a university in a new country with no idea what to expect. While there is no way to be 100% certain of everything college will bring, movies can often provide some insight into college life. So, if you are looking for films to prepare you for Indiana University, here are three films to help ease the transition. If you’re hoping to find a movie that is both fun and inspiring, then “Legally Blonde” is the right choice for
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