By: RACHEL NUNER Staff Writer rnuner@iusb.edu Many small businesses have found their homes near IU South Bends’s campus, specifically along Mishawka Avenue. If you take the avenue either to or from school, there’s a good chance you’ve noticed the neon-clothed mannequin outside one of the storefronts. A new resale and repurpose store located at 2232
By: RACHEL NUNER Staff Writer rnuner@iusb.edu If you’re a jazz fan, you know the name Marsalis. The Rodney Marsalis Philadelphia Big Brass band will certainly be playing jazz tunes when they visit campus March 5, but that’s not all. Further, the group’s show, titled “Brothers on the Battlefield,” will feature a multimedia presentation regarding the
By: RACHEL NUNER Staff Writer rnuner@iusb.edu Writing is absolutely essential in college while also being the foundation for communication, and it has always been one of my strongest points throughout my education. I suppose that’s where I should start. I fell in love with writing in the seventh grade. I had an extraordinary teacher who
By: RACHEL NUNER Staff Writer rnuner@iusb.edu Now is the time to the join the Wolfson Press team as they work diligently toward broadening their publishing horizons. Lester Wolfson had an outstanding reputation as IU South Bend’s first and longest reigning chancellor. As part of the Master of Liberal Studies Program at IUSB, Wolfson Press is
By: RACHEL NUNER Staff Writer rnuner@iusb.edu Among college students, it’s agreed upon that spring semesters are generally tougher than fall semesters when it comes to motivation. Observing the artistic results of hard work from past college students could help heighten one’s motivation during a dreadful spring semester, or could at least open one’s mind to
An unofficial IU South Bend social media account containing racy and drug-related posts recently emerged, and after weeks of activity, all posts have ceased—at least for now. Only a small portion of students follows the account, but some students report being surprised by the content of the posts. Snapchat—It’s a video messaging application in which
By: RACHEL NUNER Staff Writer rnuner@iusb.edu Throughout last semester, pulling all-nighters was nothing out of the ordinary for one IU South Bend music student. Andy Sellers, a senior studying music composition, has been busy composing a ten-minute symphonic piece that will be performed by the IUSB Philharmonic on April 26 in the Campus Auditorium. His
By: RACHEL NUNER Staff Writer rnuner@iusb.edu The process of auditioning for the Ernestine M. Raclin School of the Arts’ theatre and dance productions is a more challenging and complex experience than some might think. Singing and dancing is likely what most imagine when they hear the word “audition,” but it takes much more than that,
