By: Kate Luce Co-Editor-in-Chief Journalism is making some changes soon at IU South Bend. In the next few years, another course will be added to the journalism concentration which will provide students with the foundations of broadcast journalism. “With the upcoming changes in the General Education program, the Communication Studies department has made some overarching
Meet the 2017 SGA Candidates: Nargiza Amirova Senior English literature and women’s and gender studies major Nargiza Amirova is running for SGA treasurer. Originally from Uzbekistan, Amirova immigrated to the United States when she was 11 years old. Amirova is the current SGA treasurer and the founder of IU South Bend’s Muslim Student Association. Amirova
IU South Bend Student Government Association (SGA) president Stephen Salisbury said Friday he would uphold legislation passed by the SGA Senate that would fund a second set of jerseys for IUSB’s baseball team, a piece of legislation he had considered vetoing. This comes after Salisbury used his weekly Preface column to seek input from students
By: RYAN LOHMAN Editor in chief editorpreface@gmail.com IU South Bend’s Black Student Union (BSU) usually meets on Wednesdays. But last Wednesday, the day the world woke up to the reality of a President Elect Donald Trump, the usual wasn’t going to be good enough. “At first, I wanted to cancel the meeting,” BSU President Caderia
By: RYAN LOHMAN Editor in Chief editorpreface@gmail.com Dear reader, I am the editor in chief of The Preface, the official student newspaper of IU South Bend, and I never would have had this job at any other university. I am a non-traditional student, a term demographers use to describe those of us in college who
A group of mass communication students organized an auction to benefit Bridges out of Poverty, a local charity that focuses on combatting poverty through education. Students from “Discussion and Group Methods, Speech 229,” organized a paddle and quarter auction they’re calling Quarters for Bridges from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6, at the Eagles
By: RYAN LOHMAN Editor in Chief editorpreface@gmail.com There’s no such thing as a free lunch, and sushi can be expensive. The Student Government Association Senate voted to fund the Japanese Club up to $950 for its annual Sushi Demonstration at the SGA Senate meeting Sept. 30. The annual event involves, along with a sushi making
By: RYAN LOHMAN Editor in Chief editorpreface@gmail.com The Student Government Association Senate approved funding for two club trips at its Sept. 23 meeting. The senate approved a motion to fund Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship up to $1,020 to reimburse costs its members will incur on a trip to the Fall Break Away, a retreat and
