By: CHRISSY BOHLMANN Staff Writer cmbohlma@iusb.edu The Black Student Union and Student Housing are co-sponsoring Open Mic Night From 7 to 9 p.m. December 2 in the River Crossing Student Housing Community Building. “Students can showcase acoustic singing. Maybe someone from the arts can do a monologue, acting, instruments or others,” BSU president Caderia Strickland
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By: CHRISSY BOHLMANN Staff Writer cmbohlma@iusb.edu Students have a chance to hear live musical performances weekly in the Grill starting in January. Titan Productions is sponsoring Titan Tunes Talent and will have vocalists and instrumentalists perform during lunch. Students Trevor McDonald, Devonte Glass, Britanny Hale, Joey Rocco and possibly Allen Roberts will likely perform through
By: CHRISSY BOHLMANN Staff Writer cmbohlma@iusb.edu The Office of Veterans Student Services and Alumni Affairs invites all IU South Bend student Veterans to the third annual Veterans Day Luncheon from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 11 in the Fireside rooms of the Grill. This luncheon is free for all veterans and is by invite
By: CHRISSY BOHLMANN Staff Writer cmbohlma@iusb.edu Amanda Duley had to print out her assignment before class. She rushed to the Education and Arts Building’s computer stations, selected print on the computer, slid her card at the printer and—no assignment. This scenario happens to students at IU South Bend daily. “I’ve missed out on assignments because
By: CHRISSY BOHLMANN Staff Writer cmbohlma@iusb.edu Being on the road can be rough. Every semester, IU South Bend invites many guests from the academic world to campus to lecture, entertain and study. A new Internet service might ease a bit of the homesickness. Brought to IU South Bend two years ago, Eduroam allows students and
By: CHRISSY BOHLMANN Staff Writer cmbohlma@iusb.edu Changes to student ID smart cards now assist students in doing more than just remembering their ID number. Student ID cards have been doubling as smart cards for the past two years, according to Dorothea Solymosi, manager of Operations and Database Support. In The Grille and at the café
By: CHRISSY BOHLMANN Staff Writer cmbohlma@iusb.edu A free Wi-Fi network allows students in campus housing to use PlayStations, Xboxs and other devices for online gaming. Devicenet is offered to student housing and has been active since September 2014. “Apple TV and almost every game console will not use IU Secure,” said Paul Sharpe, executive director
By: CHRISSY BOHLMANN Staff Writer cmbohlma@iusb.edu Students will no longer need to worry about bringing their charging cord and finding an outlet to charge their phones at school. Almost any phone type will be chargeable for free in the Franklin D. Schurz Library on new wireless charging mats, according to University Information Technology Services (UITS).
