Columns

COLUMN: Have yourself a very vintage Christmas: Movie edition

Travel back in time with three classic films filled with Christmas spirit. 

COLUMN: Was ‘Sidelined: The QB and Me’ a touchdown or a fumble?

The Wattpad original film is better than most might expect.

COLUMN: On the Clock: What are we putting on our Christmas wish lists?

Why are we asking strangers on the internet to encourage our overconsumption?

OPINION: We mustn’t give up in our search for America

In a year of chaos, we have no choice but to hold on to hope.

OPINION: How to tune out and take care of yourself after the election

Ways to find calm after a stressful election season and in daily life.

OPINION: I miss my tech-free childhood

Technology has taken over this new generation.

COLUMN: ‘The Nutcracker’ at Jacobs School of Music is a modern twist on a timeless tale

Read what went into the transformation of the classic ballet “The Nutcracker.”

COLUMN: Jamie Lloyd’s ‘Sunset Boulevard’ holds a mirror to society

The stripped-down revival hits our society’s obsession with youth.

OPINION: The value of teaching kids to love reading

Children today have traded books for iPads, but reading with them can help change that.

COLUMN: How to find the perfect gift for that special someone

The only thing better than receiving a great gift is giving one.

OPINION: Daylight saving time has got to go

Daylight saving time is not beneficial and harms our physical and mental health.

COLUMN: ‘Ain’t Too Proud’ electrifies IU Auditorium

The Broadway musical brings The Temptations to Bloomington.

COLUMN: ‘Emilia Pérez’ tries to say too much

In covering so many large topics, none get explored with the depth they deserve.

COLUMN: The Hallmark Channel hits Netflix

These holiday Hallmark films are so bad they’re good.

COLUMN: ‘Wicked’ defies gravity and expectations

“Wicked” brings Broadway-worthy performances to theaters this November.

OPINION: In an age of constant disinformation, museums matter

Museums hold cultural significance, and we need to support them.

COLUMN: 'Hot Frosty' is a disservice to snowmen everywhere

OPINION: What are you interested in?

A simple, yet powerful question.

COLUMN: ‘Heretic’: not a horror film but a gripping investigation of religion

The monologue-heavy film opens the door for philosophical discussions about religion.

OPINION: Finding things to be thankful for

How to be a little less negative and a little more grateful.