By: ASHLEY FOOR Staff Writer asfoor@iusb.edu Communication is an ever-evolving field that can change overnight. Being skillful and up to date on the latest communication trends is something that could be more valuable to you than any other skill you acquire in your academic career. “College, in many ways, is a laboratory for students to
By: ASHLEY FOOR Staff Writer asfoor@iusb.edu The Apollo Theater’s Amateur Night played a part in establishing the careers of many up and coming artists, including Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston and Ella Fitzgerald, during pivotal stages in their careers. Maybe some similar star-in-the-making will emerge at IU South Bend’s version of the event. From 7 to
By: ASHLEY FOOR Staff Writer asfoor@iu.edu Christina Kloski has loved riding horses since she was seven years old. Now she gets to continue riding while also going to school. Christina, a junior majoring in accounting, has been a member of IUSB’s Equestrian Team since November 2015, however, she did not start showing horses for the
By: ASHLEY FOOR Staff Writer asfoor@iusb.edu Many college students probably think that other college students are just like them, in that they are roughly the same age. But according to the IUSB.edu, 29 percent of students at IUSB are what you would call non-traditional. In this context, non-traditional refers to students who are ages 25
By: ASHLEY FOOR Staff Writer asfoor@iusb.edu There is a new opportunity out there for students who want to make a difference in their school and community. The Student Counseling Center at IU South Bend has recently been awarded a Chancellor’s 2020 grant, which will fund the startup of an Active Minds chapter on campus. Active
By: ASHLEY FOOR Staff Writer asfoor@iusb.edu I think that I am technically a junior. I only take classes part-time, and I transferred from Ivy Tech, so it’s a bit confusing on where I stand. I am what you would call a non-traditional student; I am 31-years-old, married with two children, and I also work full-time
