On Wednesday Jan. 28, 2026, Paramount+ released the first three episodes of its supernatural drama "School Spirits," a story that has captivated audiences since 2023 starring Peyton List and Milo Manheim.
The 2026 Grammy Awards will take place on Feb. 1, and many have strong opinions on who should and will win (as well as who should’ve been nominated). Below are The Campus Citizen’s picks and predictions in a variety of categories!
The Winter Club of Indianapolis hosted its fourth Indiana showcase at Holliday Park's ice rink on Jan. 17 from 3-5 p.m. The event offered public skating sessions and featured on-ice demonstrations by talented skaters from across Indiana throughout the afternoon. The showcase aimed to build excitement for the upcoming Winter Olympics, which will take place from Feb. 6-22 in Milano Cortina, Italy.
Named one of the greatest singers of all time by Rolling Stone Magazine, Jeff Buckley is recognized as one of the ‘90s most striking talents. From Buckley's diverse vocal range, to his resonating lyricism, he was an ethereal voice that was unheard of for its time. In director Amy Berg's intimate and somber film, “It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley,” Berg showcases his charismatic spirit as well as his technical skill.
Students at Indiana University Indianapolis often balance packed schedules, long study sessions and the search for a reliable caffeine fix. Several cafés within a short drive of campus offer distinct atmospheres, specialty drinks and food options that appeal to different study and social needs. Here’s a look at six nearby shops and what they offer students.
Headline: Purdue Indianapolis motorsports shifts gears after the split from IUPUIBy: Melanie ContrerasPurdue University in Indianapolis is currently the only university in the United States to offer an accredited motorsports engineering degree. Previously housed under Indiana University Purdue University ...
The Eiteljorg Museum’s annual Christmas tradition, “Jingle Rails: The Great Western Adventure,” returns to Indianapolis on Nov. 15, 2025 running until Jan. 29, 2026. The exhibit inaugurates the winter season by featuring G-scale electric trains traveling through miniature American landscapes.
In the fall of 2025, IU enrolled all of its students in an online course called Gen AI 101, which earned students a microcredential that showed they had been trained to use artificial intelligence (AI) in an efficient way as a tool and thought partner. Some classes, including Foundations of Journalism and Mass Communications, have even asked students to complete this course.
For those unfamiliar with Indianapolis, the city’s vibrant arts scene may not be easy to explore, and students are often at a loss for where to go for affordable local shows and galleries. However, there are many opportunities that students, and much of the Indy community, are simply unaware of.
Jon M. Chu's “Wicked: For Good” concludes in a way that feels both unexpected and inevitable — at least from the perspective of someone who hasn't seen the stage musical or read the book. The film connects elements from “Wicked,” the book and “The Wizard of Oz,” leading to revelations that are emotional and shocking.
This year at Newfields Art Museum of Indianapolis, watercolor is a large theme in their temporary exhibitions. From the historic pieces of J.M.W. Turner, a forefather of watercolor to the modern local artists competing in a competition dedicated to watercolor, this art could be found within the state’s radius as Newfields was displaying the 43rd watercolor annual juried show.
Plaid blankets laid over the grass and picnic baskets were filled with a feast of decadent food. Elegant models lay across the picnic dressed in avant-garde dresses. What appears to be the perfect picnic scene, is just another fantasy world created by Monique Burts. From dresses that look like cake, to dresses crafted completely out of paper, Burts puts on wearable art performances to tell her story.
A new sweet shop called Sticky Notes has opened on campus this fall 2025, bringing students, staff and visitors a fun and uplifting place to enjoy desserts, candies and different pastries. Designed as both a dessert stop and mental recharge, the shop has quickly become one of many to go spots for students looking for something sweet and positive on campus.
The new, full length project from Doja Cat is an homage to the ‘80s and a beautiful blend of sounds related to R&B, Rap and Pop. It is arguably her most consistent and focused release yet.
Bruce Springsteen is one of the most recognizable names in music history. From best selling albums and concerts with his E Street Band, to winning an Oscar for his song “Streets of Philadelphia” used in the 1993 film “Philadelphia” to receiving the Medal of Freedom by former President Barack Obama, Springsteen is nicknamed “The Boss.”
On Oct. 7, Magdalena Bay, a pop duo consisting of Mica Tenenbaum and Matthew “Matt” Lewin, headlined their Imaginal Mystery 2025 Tour in The Egyptian Room at Old National Center in Indianapolis. They were supported by New Zealand artist, Oxis.
On Sept. 15, Momma stopped at Hi-Fi in downtown Indianapolis on their “Welcome to My Blue Sky Tour.” This tour marked the release of their fourth studio album.
Many films like “Sinners” “Final Destination: Bloodlines” and “F1” have been critical and box office hits. Here are 10 films coming out students should anticipate for the remainder of the year.
It’s officially summer time in Indianapolis. People may be sitting at home bored, wondering what to do. Good thing Indianapolis has fun and interactive events almost every day in the summer to keep everyone entertained and connected with the community. Many events are free or low cost, allowing students and the greater Indianapolis community to enjoy their summer without breaking the bank.
In 2024, youth violence prevention organizations in Indianapolis came together to host the inaugural Peace Walk, where hundreds of attendees gathered to stand up for a safer and more peaceful future. Gift Akintomide, a senior at Ben Davis University High School, is passionate about social justice and ...
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