By: Mira Costello Staff-Writer Spooky, scary…scrabble games? Everyone has their own style of kicking off Hallo-weekend, and for Gamer’s Guild, it’s board games, costumes, friends and food. On Oct. 29 from 4:30 to 7 pm, the club partnered with Franklin D. Schurz Library to hold a Halloween game night in the Wiekamp Educational Resource Commons […]
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By: Mira Costello Staff-Writer In anticipation of the Thanksgiving holiday, the Student Social Work Association at IU South Bend will hold a hygiene drive to benefit the Titans Feeding Titans food pantry. The drive will run from Monday, Nov. 8 through Friday, Nov. 19. Collection boxes will be located on the first floor of Wiekamp […]
By: Kate Luce Editor-in-Chief The Look! Scholarship Art Sale makes its return back to campus once more. The show brings artwork of all mediums by students and IU South Bend alumni. Last year, the sale was not able to go on because of the limited access to campus. Instead, students had a show open to […]
By: Mabel Myers Co-Editor-in-Chief Engage IU South Bend Internship Program is offering $1,000 stipends to students who meet certain criteria. The application for this money closes on Nov. 9. Students must have a 2.5 cumulative GPA or higher. Undergraduates need to be enrolled in at least 6 credit hours, not including the internship credits. Graduate […]
By: Kate Luce Editor-in-Chief While the Health and Wellness Center’s flu vaccination blitz might have wrapped up, students, staff and faculty still can roll up their sleeves in order to protect themselves this flu season. “The annual flu shot is formulated from the extensive research done by the World Health Organization and the CDC. It […]
By: Mira Costello Staff-Writer In the absence of many senators, staffers and their faculty advisor, the Student Government Association held a brief meeting on Friday, Nov. 5 primarily to discuss committee reports. The safety committee, chaired by senior Anna Roberts, said they are preparing for their annual safety walk with IUPD to identify locations on […]
By: Mira Costello Staff-Writer After a tumultuous two years – politically, socially, educationally and pandemic-ally – students might be tired of living through major history. This month, though, IU South Bend’s community members had the opportunity to witness some good news: the inauguration of IU’s nineteenth and first female president, Dr. Pamela Whitten. Students and […]
By: Kate Luce Editor-in-Chief Otrude Moyo, director of the IU South Bend School of Social Work, spoke on decolonizing the classroom during this month’s Women and Gender Studies Lecture on Nov. 5. Moyo kicked the lecture off by asking an important question: How well do we live with one another? According to Moyo, we hierarchize […]
By: Kate Luce Editor-in-Chief As the weather gets cooler, maybe the one thing most people aren’t looking forward to is snow. With poor weather conditions, it’s inevitable that students might have to drive through wintery conditions, but what might determine when IU South Bend closes? Well, there are a few factors that come into play […]
By: Cassidy Martenson Co-Editor-Chief / Community Outreach Specialist TRIGGER WARNING: SEXUAL ASSAULT November is Sexual Assault Awareness month. According to RAINN, 13% of all students experience rape or sexual assault through physical force, violence, or incapacitation. It is the role of the campus community to create a system that supports survivors and speaks out against […]