By: TAYLOR WALDRON Web Editor/Staff Columnist @taylor_sumiko I don’t know about you, but I crave pizza about once a week. Something I’ve also come to realize is that my bank account would be better off if I didn’t order pizza once a week. To combat this issue, I decided to try my hand at a
By: MABEL MYERS Staff Writer How do you stay healthy throughout the school year? There are many ways to exercise and stay in shape both on and off-campus. The SAC offers various ways to get active and move during your busy day on campus. There is more to staying healthy than just exercise, it also
By: TAYLOR WALDRON Web Editor/Staff Writer @taylor_sumiko Ramen is probably the most “college-esque” meal there is. It’s cheap, easy to make, and quite frankly it’s delicious. Whether you’re a fan of chicken, beef, or if you skip the flavor packet altogether, ramen is the quick snack, the 2 am munchies meal, and the fuel you
By: EMILY MCCOOLE Staff Writer emccoole@iu.edu I started college in 2016, attending Ball State University for 2 years before deciding it wasn’t the perfect fit for me or my budget. I was a declared Journalism major for the majority of my time at Ball State before I realized I didn’t like newswriting, I just liked
By: BRENDAN McDANIEL Staff Columnist @brendan_preface Hello, fellow college students returning from a not-at-all insane summer full of completely reasonable news and events! After taking some time off of reporting to post nonsense on Twitter and annoy my friends and family about how the world is both literally and figuratively on fire right now, I’m back
By: BRENDAN McDANIEL Staff Columnist @brendan_preface New academic year, new column title, same amateur columnist doing whatever he can to throw a wrench in conventional journalism and reporting. Welcome back to school, everybody! Before I have to cover any bigger stories this year, and before I hear one more thing about the Sony-Disney breakup and
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: 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,
