By: ALICIA FLORES Staff Writer aaflores@umail.iu.edu It’s the time of the year again where holidays are right around the corner along with those final projects and examinations. At this point you may be ready to pull your hair out from the stress and exhaustion that stem from these type of things. We all know the
The Preface announced current copy editor Alicia Flores as its next editor in chief. Flores, who has been with The Preface as an intern, staff writer and copy editor, will begin her new role at the start of the spring 2017 semester. A senior mass communication major, Flores joined The Preface staff as an intern
By: ALICIA FLORES Staff Writer aaflores@umail.iu.edu Students in Professor Edwin Joseph’s “The Art of Sustainability” class at IU South Bend are working on a mural for the new location of Green Sense Farms. When finished the 8 by 32 foot mural will have a home in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China, sometime after this fall semester
By: ALICIA FLORES Staff Writer Every year, students of IU South Bend gather with Chancellor Terry Allison to make wishes. The event, called Wish With the Chancellor, will continue this year. It is scheduled to take place at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 2, at the University Bridge, but with a slight change. Typically the event
By: ALICIA FLORES Staff Writer aaflores@umail.iu.edu Movie nights, Kids Day, Rest and Relax—these are just a few of the many events brought to you by IU South Bend’s Titan Productions (Titan Pro). Titan Pro is the student-run programming board, which produces the majority of the events on campus. Titan Pro also assists other clubs and
By: ALICIA FLORES Staff Writer aaflores@umail.iu.edu Calligraphy, origami, delicious food—These are just some of the things you too can partake in if you join IU South Bend’s Japanese Club. The Japanese Club is a social club open to any IUSB student interested in the Japanese culture, no prior language course required. The club currently meets
By: ALICIA FLORES Staff Writer aaflores@umail.iu.edu Cold, brisk evenings, fall boots, pumpkin spiced everything—yes, fall is definitely in the air, which means planning for the annual Boo To You is underway. The Student Government Association’s (SGA) Boo to You committee has been officially planning for about a month, but committee chair and SGA president Stephen
By: ALICIA FLORES Staff Writer aaflores@umail.iu.edu Recent political events have caused some Muslim students at IU South Bend to feel unsafe in the community. One particular student has decided to change this by starting an organization to bring students together to feel a sense of security. This fall, senior Nargiza Amirova started the Muslim Student
