Hello!

I'm a casting director who's also a student at Indiana University, and we're currently casting for a shoot on November 7th & 8th

It's based on the CBS show "Big Brother" and involves power shifts, dynamic gameplay, exciting personalities

We film right here on IU-Bloomington's Campus, but you don't need to be a student here to play (looking at you lurkers!)

Sounds like something you're interested in? Drop an application!

https://linktr.ee/LRGIndiana

APPS DUE NOV 1ST

wanted to get feedback if kelley business direct admit is worth the out of state tuition of $42k/year not including housing, etc. Noticed a lot of asian american community students from Northern Virginia seem to be choosing Kelley, and I’m curious whether this is driven by Kelley’s reputation and career outcomes or whether it’s becoming a popular trend within the community that students are following without fully weighing the alternatives.

I’m sure Kelley is a great business school, but trying to understand whether the significant out-of-state cost is justified, particularly in terms of internship opportunities, job placement, starting salaries, and long-term career prospects after graduation.

appreciate honest feedback, especially from current out of state students, alumni, and parents who have looked closely at the numbers and career outcomes.

I've been on the look out for ms in finance programs in the US and came across IU Kelly's MS in Finance.

I am a US citizen, i currently reside in India, so I'd be a non resident applicant. I've done my entire schooling and currently pursuing my undergrad in India as well. Is Kelly a good option to have?

Where does kelly place, how good is it on the competitive landscape, it'd be of huge help if you can help me out here.

Does Eskenazi have anywhere where I can make stickers, or anywhere on campus/Bloomington in general? Thx!

Hi, i am a freshman at IU rn and so far, ive been having a pretty lonely experience. For starters, I used to live in Eigenmann and my floor was very dead and i didn’t get along with my roommate at all so it was pretty hard to make friends on my floor. Then I was invited on the top floor at Eigenmann and I had fun hanging out here and there but I felt like nobody genuinely cared about me and just used me for laughs and jokes so I just stopped going there. Because of that, my self confidence has been shattered and the more I lived in Eigenmann, the more I hated it so I decided to move to a single in Briscoe. I like it a lot more than Eigenmann but it feels like everybody has formed their groups and my floor is pretty quiet too. I don’t know what to do man, I feel like no matter who I go to or what I do, I always feel like everybody is going to make fun of me or won’t care about me. Back then, I’d say I’m a pretty outgoing guy that wants to do things but now I just can’t because I have no friends. I’ve been rejected so much that I’m just scared to even try anymore. What do I even do cause I just feel scared trying to talk to other people

I just feel that my chances of getting are super low now that I am a sophomore. I tried rushing as a freshman but I didn't have any success. The only business fraternity I am thinking of is SEP as of right now.

Any thoughts are welcome!

Are the ST lots near campus view usually available?

Coming in town this weekend for a show. Haven’t been to Bloomington for probably over 20 years. Please recommend a good place to eat?

This is the opposite of "green". It's a sunny day ffs.

- pretendjudge, class of '80

i’m a freshman at the media school rn and i want to change my major to marketing, what does the process look like? am i too late?

Sublease at Village at Muller Park (VAMP) — $500/mo, Jan–July 2027

I'm studying abroad next semester and need someone to take over my room at VAMP.

The setup: 1 bed / 1 bath in a 3 bed / 3 bath unit. Your two roommates are guys and super chill.
Dates: January 1 – July 23, 2027
Rent: $500/month

What you get:
Fully furnished (bed, desk, the works — plus a blender and griddle)
In-unit washer & dryer
Balcony
Free parking
Apartment is right under the gym, there's a pool
Bus runs hourly from morning to evening

Looking for a male subletter. Seriously just bring your clothes and you're good.
DM me on here, or hit me up on Instagram: @nevillerenjit

Was just curious if anyone had any news on his condition? He seemed to be in pretty bad shape.

How hard is it to start a new club? Also I know applied game theory club used to be a thing but it seems that it’s inactive right now, how would that play in my process of starting a club similar to it? Thanks for the help

If anyone needs tickets to Fischer hmu I have a couple and have to go out of town

Close to Campus!

Looking for an AT for a sports even in Bloomington tomorrow morning! Our's fell through and lots of those we reached out to are unable.

Willing to pay gas an negotiate salary, so contacts do not have to be in the Bloomington area.

We have tried lots of different sites/avenues, so looking for personal recommendations at this point!

Thank you!

Recent incidents at Cornell and beyond have exposed a troubling gap: universities formally recognize fraternities and sororities, regulate them, promote them, and benefit from them. But when serious harm happens—sexual assault, hazing, deaths—suddenly these same organizations become "private" and "beyond oversight."

That disconnect isn't acceptable.

I started a petition calling on colleges nationwide to establish real accountability: independent investigations into serious misconduct, transparent reporting, clear escalation procedures, and meaningful interim safety measures. The goal isn't to eliminate Greek life. It's to require universities to actually back up their recognition with responsibility.

Five concrete reforms. Real oversight. Student safety that doesn't depend on hoping nothing goes wrong.

Has anyone here experienced this firsthand? Either seen how these gaps play out on your campus, or felt like serious issues got swept aside because of who was involved? What would you want an institution to do if this was your community?

Got accepted into Kelly and I live in Texas and i’m just wondering is it worth the move and out of state fees including campus spirit and traditional college experience?
Thanks