By: RYAN L. GRUENEWALD Staff Writer A customer stood in front of the Taco Bell counter at 8 a.m. Her head craned upward at the fast food chain’s newly introduced breakfast menu. She hesitated before...

By: Ryan L. Gruenewald Staff Writer Celebrate the passion, the commitment and the creativity of the independent filmmaker at the 6th annual River Bend Film Festival. The three-day event begins Thursday,...

By: RYAN L. GRUENEWALD Staff Writer Unlike a zombie’s ravenous walk toward human flesh, undergrad Jim Master’s first steps into the literary world can be described as smooth. On Mar. 15, only a...

By: RYAN L. GRUENEWALD Staff Writer Google a professor. Have another drink. Re-watch the full series of Breaking Bad (this time with commentary). When all the best ways to procrastinate have been exhausted,...

By: Ryan L. Gruenewald Staff Writer Kwadwo Okrah began his presentation on the cultural traditions of Africa and Ghana with a pair of songs. The associate professor struck percussive rhythms with two...

By: RYAN L. GRUENEWALD Staff Writer A sold out audience filled the South Bend Civic Center’s Firehouse Theater on Portage Ave., Feb. 19, for a staged reading of “The False Lie” written by IU South...

By: RYAN L. GRUENEWALDStaff WriterYour car won’t start. The babysitter cancelled. The paper you haven’t started is due tomorrow.No matter where you go or what you do, stress is a daily part of life....

By: RYAN L. GRUENWALD Staff Writer Wolfson Press celebrated the release of their newly published book, “Fine Arts of the South Bend Region, 1840-2000” with an art exhibit at IU South Bend’s Art...