By: Alyssa Foster Staff Writer IU South Bend Residential Housing residents will begin the move-out process on April 20. Students are required to be moved out by the evening of May 7. Students moving out of residential housing are able to complete the check-out process in person or virtually through a Zoom meeting. It is
By: Cassidy Martenson Staff Writer On Thursday, IU South Bend partnered with HealthLinc to vaccinate students, staff and the broader community at the Student Activities Center. People were able to receive their first dose of the Moderna vaccine and will be invited to return for the second dose on May 20. Upon arrival, patients could
By: Kate Luce Co-Editor-in-Chief Spring is here, and maybe it will finally stick in Northern Indiana. However, with spring comes an unexpected stench in the air. Is it rotting fish? No, it is the infamous Callery Pear. The Callery Pear is a small ornamental tree, known for its beautiful – but smelly – white flowers
By: Kate Luce Co-Editor-in-Chief It’s been 25 years. Ron Monsma has been teaching painting and drawing classes at IU South Bend, moving up the ladder of positions, until he has reached associate professor. At the end of 2021, he is set to retire. Monsma got his start at IU South Bend, working under the direction
By: Kate Luce Co-Editor-in-Chief What used to be grandstands, might not look like much. Just south of the Community Building, the history of South Bend is nothing less than expansive. Dr. Jay VanderVeen, professor of archeology and anthropology, was asked this year to speak at the History Museum’s Insights on History. Due to the pandemic,
By: Cassidy Martenson Staff Writer On Thursday, the Indiana University community joined together to honor the voices of sexual assault and domestic abuse survivors. The annual Take Back the Night Speak Out event was hosted via Zoom and featured survivor stories, statistics, and a mindfulness activity. Take Back the Night is a worldwide initiative to
By: Kate Luce Co-Editor-in-Chief Pamela Whitten was officially named to be the next IU President, according to News at IU. She is the first female president IU has had, in over 200 years of establishment in Indiana. Whitten has had a multitude of leadership roles and is currently the President of Kennesaw State University in
By: Bayley Goodman Staff-Writer Indiana University South Bend men and women’s golf wrapped up their season this pass week and are preparing for the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament. The CCAC tournament will take place on April 22-23 for the women at the Ravisloe Country Club in Homewood, Ill. with Saint Xavier being the host
