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: TAYLOR HILL Staff Writer tarehill@iu.edu Parking was especially bad on the first week of classes this semester. With students unsure of where to go, not having parking passes, and lots filled, many flooded the street parking areas, both legally and illegally. Residents complained about their street parking being taken. Local police reportedly had initial
By: TANNIA JOHNSON Staff Writer If you’ve recently checked your Bursar account and noticed a new bill, it may be for your campus parking pass. The standard price for student parking on IU South Bend’s campus is $160 for the academic year. Although students may expect their full billing summary at the beginning of semesters,
By: KENDALL ASBELL Staff Writer @kendallasbell I pulled my car into the lower parking lot of Northside Hall on the morning of Oct. 31. A perfect empty parking spot seemed to be waiting for me, and I pulled in with three minutes to spare until my scheduled appointment with my counselor. I was impressed with
By: BRANDON GROVES Staff Writer There are many IU South Bend employees and students who need their vehicles to get to campus. For those who do, it is now time to update their parking permits. All Indiana University schools are switching over from the A and D parking permits to the new EM and ST
By: STEPHEN SALISBURY SGA President One of the hottest topics on campus this past week has been the new flat rate that everyone has to pay to park on campus. We even had folks on the local news complaining about this situation. Basically, at least for this year, you simply have to pay an upfront,
The Education and Arts Building lot was previously restricted for safety reasons By MANDI STEFFEY Staff Writer Frustrating students and faculty alike, the new campus parking lot located at the corner of Esther and Hildreth streets near the Education and Arts Building has been encased in fencing since the start of the semester. A sign
