By: TAYLOR HILL, KATELYN FIRESTEIN, TAYLOR WALDRON Staff Writer, Editor-in-Chief, Staff Writer/Web Editor TRIGGER WARNING: This article may be triggering for individuals who have experienced sexual assault, sexual harassment, or other forms of violence. Amid all of the chaos taking place for IU South Bend students this semester, another important matter seemed to fall through
By: DEMERIS BARLOW Guest Columnist Thursday, Day One: Bus Ride The 13-hour bus ride to Texarkana, Texas was surprisingly very enjoyable. We stopped a couple of times to get food and take bathroom breaks, which were much needed. While we were on the bus, we played a game called, “Mafia,” which took up about five
By: KAYLEE DARNELL Staff Columnist Friday (Day 1): Bus Ride There The seven to eight-hour bus ride to Lebanon, Tennessee consisted of lots of games, laughter and sleeping. We stopped about four hours into the trip to get lunch, where we stopped at subway and everyone was able to use an actual bathroom, not just
By: KYLIE CAMPBELL Staff Writer kycampbe@iu.edu IU South Bend’s Archery Club spent last Friday shooting at pots of gold, rainbows, and leprechaun hats. Archery Club is a student-led organization that hopes to provide an opportunity to work on coordination, confidence, and concentration. Archery Club welcomes both students and faculty to participate and step out of
By: KAYLEE DARNELL Staff Writer IU South Bend’s baseball team’s season is quickly approaching, and for the Titans to get ready for the season, they do what most teams do. They practice, play and prepare. One thing the baseball team has recently inducted into their program that other programs do not do is their annual
By: KAYLEE DARNELL Staff Writer kaysdarn@iu.edu The IU South Bend women’s basketball team is two-thirds of the way done with their season and is currently ranked third in their conference. The team’s current record is 19-4, with 11 of those wins being conference wins. The basketball team is one of six teams in the country,
By: Ashley Cox The IUSB women’s soccer team will no longer be competing for the rest of their fall season. As of right now the soccer team is still a team at IUSB, they will start their next season in fall 2020.”I think it is better for us in the end and it will make
By: KYLIE CAMPBELL Staff Writer kycampbe@iu.edu Aimee Sinacola, native of Grand Rapids, MI. joins Indiana University South Bend Athletics as the new Director of Sports Information (SID). During her four year career as a Division I athlete at Liberty University, she studied business marketing while acting as a key player for the school’s women’s soccer
