A retrospective and application of an adventure in higher ed By: KEVIN SCHASCHECK Guest Columnist This is both a look at the past and an expression of hope for the coming years of the campus I have come to know and love. IU South Bend is an extraordinary place situated in a college town that
By: ZACHARY BEAUCHAMP Staff Writer zbeaucha@iu.edu A college campus is place of higher education, a place people go to further themselves and learn. A college campus should be a place where people feel safe. However, unfortunate as it may be, this is not always so. Is this the case on the campus of IU South
By: ZACHARY BEAUCHAMP Staff Writer zbeaucha@iu.edu As the spring semester winds up, we are heading towards graduation, which means my time with The Preface, and my time in college will be at an end. Going in to college I had no idea what my plan was, I changed my major 3 times, and still was
By: CHRISTINA CLARK Retiring Editor-in-Chief In 2007, I graduated from Penn High School. iPods and cellphones still had buttons. Rock Band and Guitar Hero were making all of us into wannabe basement bands. Low rider jeans were “in” and guys in black eyeliner were “scene.” The economy was on the verge of one of its
By: CHRISTINA CLARK Editor-in-Chief Susan Elrod is excited to come to IU South Bend for many reasons, but a few that stand out have to do with her love of the outdoors. “This is an exciting part of Indiana, because of Michigan and Illinois. The lake right there,” Elrod said. “I’m a nature lover. I’m
By: KATELYN FIRESTEIN Staff Writer karfires@iu.edu For their final event of the semester, Archery Club competed in a Monopoly-themed shoot at Michiana Archery. The shoot was set up so that members could shoot at Monopoly “money.” Club members tallied up their “money” at the end of the shoot and were able to pick from a
By: TANNIA JOHNSON Staff Writer With the 2018-2019 school-year coming to an end, this is the last semester for many students at IU South Bend. Featuring graduating students, we asked you what your plans are after commencement. “My current internship lasts until early July so, after that, my plan is to move, hopefully somewhere warm,
On a rainy and cold Sunday, April 14, South Bend’s Mayor Pete Buttigieg held an event at the Studebaker 84 Building to formally announce his presidential campaign for the 2020 election. Two students working with The Preface were in attendance, Carter DeJong and Taylor Hill.
