Saba Bazzi, Wayne State University

These funny and heartfelt shows are refreshing representations of the unique experiences that Muslim Americans go through every day.

Megan Garcia, Arizona State University

The platform’s genre-defying show chaotically serves up entertainment.

Virginia Beall, Elon University

No one owns the rights to their own life story, but is it ethical for someone else to use and change it?

Maria Merlo, Eastern Michigan University

As Victoria’s Secret launches its first inclusive campaign, this new Hulu docuseries airs out the brand’s dirty laundry.

Jo Stephens, Georgetown University

Goofy and nonsensical, the Hulu original gives us something to laugh at.

Maria Merlo, Eastern Michigan University

If you’ve ever worked in a kitchen, Hulu’s latest drama will send you right back into the fire. 

Maria Merlo, Eastern Michigan University

This docuseries tells the story of a spiritual teacher whose narcissism may cost her everything.

Asiya Robinson, Rowan University

In a riveting retelling of a tragic tale, the innocence of a phone conversation turns deadly.

Lena Bramsen, The New School

In 2014, Massachusetts teen Michelle Carter was a perpetrator in the infamous ‘texting-suicide’ case that tragically took the life of Conrad Roy. The new Hulu series starring Elle Fanning is a chilling recreation of the incident, but does it also exploit a tragedy for monetary gain?

Ally Xu, Northeastern University

The movie is one of the latest Hulu originals and it is definitely unforgettable.

Daniel Reed

There’s plenty of content on the streaming platform to keep you entertained right now.

Meredith Granmayeh, Chapman University

‘The Dropout’ and ‘Inventing Anna’ mark a new trend of con artists getting their stories featured in television series and movies.

Julie Morse, Pomona College

The new TV series is causing a lot of controversy over the moral question of sharing another person’s story without their consent.

Illusion Ventura, Whittier College

As the conglomerate continues to buy out massive corporations and expand its domain, the announcement of its most recent anime-related project has pleasantly surprised many fans.

Elizabeth Dewit, University of Pittsburgh

When a group of troubled individuals goes to a wellness retreat in search of healing, they have no idea what’s waiting for them.

Elizabeth Dewit, University of Pittsburgh

The newest episode of this fan-favorite cop comedy show attempts to discuss some serious topics, but the results are far from perfect.

L.R. Staples, Sarah Lawrence College

In the American comedy series, the supposed gap between the generations is put to the ultimate test as the show’s frontrunners play teen versions of themselves.

Michelle Buckley, Chapman University

This show follows an unlikely trio that uses their true-crime obsession to crack a real murder that happened in their apartment building.

Savannah McCracken, University of Arizona

This transformation is giving the platform a chance to reach wider audiences and compete with its most successful competitors.

Savannah McCracken, University of Arizona

The ‘Love, Simon’ spinoff is taking huge strides away from its predecessor in its realistic representations of teenage sexuality and the difficulties that arise with coming of age.

Savannah McCracken, University of Arizona

The bloody season four ending of this Hulu adaptation involved vengeance long overdue — and left fans wanting more.

Sarah Esquivel, University of Texas at San Antonio

The New York Times documentary boldly exposes the dark underbelly of Hollywood stardom, showing how tabloid culture exploited, harassed and vilified a young popstar — and how the people around her failed to protect her.

Tanisha Bhat, Boston University

School can be expensive. Take advantage of some deals in the new year to lighten the burden on your wallet.

Katherine Bry, Washington University

Even if you haven’t seen the film, you probably know at least one thing about it: Aubrey Plaza is in it.

Kirtika Sharad, George Washington University

The new FX on Hulu mini-series encapsulates the complexities of a predatory relationship with a female perpetrator and a male victim.

Summer Brotman, University of California, Los Angeles

Kenny Ortega, the creator of the iconic musical trilogy, strives to make another music-filled creative work — which might even be better than its predecessor.

Eva McCarthy Mínguez, Stony Brook University

The show was canceled after its first season. Right after, Hulu greenlit a controversial show about a student/teacher relationship. Is this a good look when the platform is lacking programs starring women of color?

Jackie Sizing, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Selena Gomez has come a long way since her debut on Disney Channel in ‘Wizards of Waverly Place.’ Now, she’s returning to the screen and starring in a comedy series on Hulu.

Julia Greene, Columbia College Chicago

The film, now found on Hulu, is a refreshed ‘Groundhog Day’ story that stands apart from the stereotypical romantic comedy.

Anna Barnard, St. Olaf College

This musical TV show may have its pitfalls, but it makes up for it with its relatable drama and entertaining music that explores the rich interior life of its characters.

Emma T., UC Berkeley

Instead of using historical events as a crutch, the show uses nuanced writing to look at complex female characters and the nature of power.

Emma Smith, Wesleyan University

Hulu’s ‘Love, Simon’ spin-off, with its complex story about sexuality and understanding oneself, is just what the teenage high school television canon needs.

Anna Swenson, Butler University

The Hulu miniseries uses everyday scenes to take on an all too persistent problem in the fight for racial equality.

Kayla Johnson, Bradley University

The Hulu show examines the dark side of the perfect suburban existence.

Nina Dutta, Occidental College

While she plays a supporting role in the series, this working-class single mother combines tenderness and a strong moral center to anchor the show.

Mirella Gonzales, Texas Tech University

It’s time to go on another angsty adventure with the prolific young adult author.

Lauren Buchko, Michigan State University

Sometimes you have to spend to save.

Mirella Gonzales, Texas Tech University

Should you spend the money on a long-term subscription or stick to those free trials?

Lauren Buchko, Michigan State University

The show will have you simultaneously laughing and reaching for the tissues, all while inspiring a sense of confidence that few other shows deliver.

Nina Dutta, Occidental College

Is there any better way to honor a critically acclaimed book than to turn it into a binge-worthy Hulu series?

Caroline Forrey, Miami University, Ohio

Watching episodes of your favorite show back to back is changing the television landscape; it might be harming your enjoyment too.

Katelyn Melder, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

Do yourself a favor and save a few bucks with these student discounts.

Zailin Peña, Southern Adventist University

Out of all the streaming services, this one absolutely has the best selection of crime docs.

Rocco Romano, University of Iowa

We might be approaching a golden age of TV sci-fi and fantasy.

Eric Alexander, University of Colorado Denver

The streaming wars are here, and nostalgic millennials are already winning.

Caleb Dukes, Rice University

Netflix and Hulu and Prime, Oh My!

Tatianna Salisbury, Northern Illinois University

And it’s about more than just body positivity.

Cristina Hernandez, UC San Diego

The series offers a petrifying look into the tragic true story of Gypsy Rose Blanchard and her abusive mother.

Camilla Forte, Columbia College Chicago

Attention, Hulu and Netflix subscribers!

Anastasia Cottone, St. Bonaventure University

Hulu and tremble, anyone?

Katie Sheets, University of Vermont

Doesn’t everyone just stream nowadays anyway?

Christian Nelson, Eastern Michigan University

With rumors circling that the adult animated show will continue without its title character, is there any hope that ‘Archer’ can live twice?

Katie Lommen, Saint Louis University

The new Google Play app update is making the search for shows on streaming sites easier than ever before.

Pat Servin, Davenport University

Make sure your DVR has enough space to record them all or else you will suffer from FOMO.

Lizzy Spangler, University of North Texas

The family that binges together stays together.

Angela Herbst, Lakeland University

There are TV shows coming your way after the holidays and they look very promising.

Eliana DuBosar, Florida State University

It’s that time of year again, so make yourself some hot chocolate and get ready to binge some holiday specials from your favorite TV shows.

Giselle Krachenfels, USC

Here’s everything we know about the upcoming season of Hulu’s critically acclaimed adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s novel, “Handmaid’s Tale.”

Carli Scalf, Ball State University

The show might have finished its final season, but Mindy Lahiri’s Hulu masterpiece has broken the romantic-comedy mold for good.

Valeria Garcia, University of Texas at Austin

The latest trend in viewing TV can have both positive and negative affects on you, your studies and your health.

Eric McInnis, Arcadia University

With Disney’s new streaming service being a part of the dozens of other platforms currently on the market, will people become tired of paying so much money for TV?

Cherie Litvin, Binghamton University

Now that several media companies have plans to launch their own streaming services, cable is beginning to look a lot more attractive.

Kathryn Parker, Fordham University

You may not have a summer job, but with all the shows you have to watch, you’re certainly going to be busy.

Isabella Waldron, Scripps College

The show might have disappeared to the television graveyard of Hulu, but if you can steal a log-in code it’s well worth your time.

Lindsey Davis, Iowa State University

Some things are just more important than my TV dates with Dwight Schrute.

Jacoby Bancroft, University of Nevada at Reno and Guest Contributor

Your innocent habit of watching dozens of show on end is profoundly changing the television landscape.