By: Alyssa Foster and Cassidy Martenson Co-Editor and Visiting Writer Back again. Are we sad knowing that we only have three weeks left of sharing our fascinating lives with you? Absolutely. But we’ll be honest and let you know that we’re ready to be done with this school year, and without the dramatic events that
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By: Mira Costello Staff-Writer Even though we’re all happy to be back together for a COVID-19 safe, in-person semester, we know no campus has had a perfect transition. No campus is perfect at all – including IU South Bend. Sophomore Isaac Allen’s biggest pet peeve at IU South Bend is Canvas. “I’m not a big
By: Reagan Ayala Intern The Community Building in housing was dressed to scare with the annual halloween dance, courtesy of the Resident Hall Association on Oct. 29. RHA is a student-run organization working to improve the quality of life for other students on campus. The group regularly participates in and creates events for the enjoyment
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 When someone thinks of the scariest animal, what comes to mind? Sharks and snakes are both valid answers. However, both are wrong. The most feared animal is the IU South Bend goose. The geese at IU South Bend are typically seen near Campus Housing, but this year, the geese are spreading
By: Cassidy Martenson Staff Writer Campus has been quiet without students these past couple of months, but as of this weekend on-campus housing is back open at IU South Bend. Students began moving back to campus with protocol in place to keep staff and students safe on Feb. 4-6. Due to the weather, the arrival
By: Ashley Cox Staff Writer Most students are on a web-based learning this fall semester, meaning, some have little to no in-person classes. What does this mean for parking on campus? There has been more parking spaces available for students going to their in-person classes than ever before. Some parking lots that once were hectic
By: ZACHARY BEAUCHAMP Staff Writer zbeaucha@iu.edu A college campus is place of higher education, a place people go to further themselves and learn. A college campus should be a place where people feel safe. However, unfortunate as it may be, this is not always so. Is this the case on the campus of IU South
