The Preface
By: STEPHEN SALISBURY SGA President When I look out the window of my office onto the center of campus and I see the beautiful fall colors that surround us, I’m reminded of how quickly time passes on our journeys. It seems like so many of us are just counting the days until the semester is […]
By: RYAN LOHMAN Editor in Chief editorpreface@gmail.com A little levity is what voters need according to two campus clubs. The Student Government Association (SGA) Senate voted to award the IUSB History and Political Science clubs up to $175 for copyright fees to show the 1999 political comedy film “Dick.” “Dick is a spoof on the […]
By: STEPHEN SALISBURY SGA President By this time next week, we will know who the next President of the United States is. Whoever is elected, the choice will be historic. Either we’ll have the first woman to serve in the office or the first to never have held public office prior to being elected. No […]
By: STEPHEN SALISBURY SGA President Welcome back, everyone. I hope you had a chance to get some rest and relaxation during fall break last week. Now we’re back in the swing of things and getting ready to kick-off Spirit Week at the annual RHA Halloween Dance from 9 p.m. to midnight Thursday, Oct. 27, in […]
By: STEPHEN SALISBURY SGA President This week I’d like to talk to you about how proud I am to see so many students serve our local community and beyond. October is Intimate Partner Violence Awareness Month and it is likely that you have seen the evidence of that fact on the Greenlawn mall this week […]
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 […]
By: STEPHEN SALISBURY SGA President stugov@iusb.edu One of the traps that we often fall into as students is this mentality that the university is out to get us somehow or that our professors find some kind of joy out of seeing us fail. I have spent the past four and a half years on this […]
By: RYAN LOHMAN and BRANDON MICHAEL GROVES When the Student Government Association (SGA) meets, they keep to a tight schedule. They give club representatives 10 minutes to present a funding request. A crack of the gavel signals when that time is up. But Professor Timothy Willig, faculty advisor to the History Club, had no problem […]
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, […]
By: STEPHEN SALISBURY SGA President Whew! What a week. Or, maybe I should say, what a great 10 days. The past week and a half has been a whirlwind here on campus and the excitement for the upcoming academic year is palpable. For those of you who may have missed my inaugural column last week […]