In 2023, Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation and the efforts of abolitionist Frederick Douglass may feel like distant history, only as real as the screens on which we read about them. Although we have accomplished leagues of progress since the 1860s, you might not know that in 1926, those two men - Lincoln and Douglass - inspired Black historian Carter G. Woodson to create what would become what we now know as Black History Month.

By: Connie Klimek Staff-writer    Curious about diversity courses at IU South Bend? Dr. Theo Randall, associate professor of anthropology in the department of sociology and anthropology,...

By: Mabel Myers Editor-in-Chief Daniel Davis, who started at IU South Bend in the fall of 2021, is a visiting professor in Communications Studies. Students who have had Dr. Davis know him as well-traveled...

On Wednesday Oct. 3, the Daily Titan announced the passing of a faculty member. “Dr. Jackie Collins, a long-time and valued member of the IU South Bend community, passed away unexpectedly last week,”...