Christine Fernando

Some students may have been misled about whether anyone had accessed their information.

The calculator may violate federal privacy law.

Richie and Janna Shields reopened the Bloomington institution last year.

In celebration of GarlicFEST, let's learn a bit about garlic.

Student and professors often don't agree on what the course's purpose should be.

The musical, put on by the Bloomington Playwrights Project, runs from Nov. 30 to Dec. 15.

The suit offers the power to watch — and to judge.

Why do we define ourselves by our likes and dislikes?

My favorite memorials are ones that capture individual stories.

 The Chosen One trope has gone stale. 

We should encourage children to be proud of their foreign names, not ashamed.

 Let’s just hope the Freudian explanation is wrong. 

Actress Keira Knightley made headlines for boycotting un-feminist Disney classics.

Millennial pink and melodramatic purple tell us a lot about the generations that spawned them.

It’s so much more than 8-bit bleeps and bloops. 

As newsrooms have been downsized, art critics have been among the first to go. 

The Netflix film raises concerns about consent, deceit and manipulation.

America’s favorite guilty pleasure TV show aired season finale last week. 

 The new “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” reboot was announced this summer. 

Fans are saying Ross should have a place in art history.