By: Tori Wilson Staff-Writer IU South Bend’s very-own student newspaper, The Preface, is looking for interns! As of now, there is just one spot for this position left. The Preface looks for students interested in journalism, media, any kind of writing, public relations or marketing. Interns range with many different majors 𑁋 from business to
By: DYLAN LEMERT Columnist On the tail end of the last weekend-released “Noah” film comes a wave of controversy. In reality, seedlings of this contention were planted months ago when it was divulged that director Darren Aronofsky’s take on the well-known Bible story would be given a spectacularly Hollywood treatment. And with a budget of
By: CHRISTINA CLARK Columnist There’s a long list of words that are not OK to say. Racist terms have become part of that list. It isn’t something that sits well with the majority of the populace in America anymore (thankfully), and it’s something that’s more and more of a sensitive subject to be broached on
By: MELISSA SEYBOLDT Staff Writer Titan Productions has announced a tentative line-up of events for students this semester. “I think we are looking forward to a really fantastic, exciting, and fun-filled spring semester,” said Ross Ford, executive producer for the organization. Students Tesla Hardesty and Alyssa Neece have recently joined the Titan Productions Team, according
By: CECELIA ROEDER Design Editor Four bands took to the stage in the University Grill on Tuesday, Jan. 14, to fight for a $250 prize and the opportunity to headline a Titan Productions event in April. Ross Ford hosted the First Annual T-Factor Talent Show and Competition. The competition required bands to have at least
By: NICK WORT Staff Writer Prices in IU South Bend’s vending machines have risen according to Ziggy Pairitz, director of dining services. This increase has occurred on both Coca-Cola products and regular food items. The food is distributed on campus through a vending company called Canteen. “Canteen approached me and asked if I could go
By: RYAN LOHMAN Staff Writer IU South Bend has added more options for lunch and dinner in recent semesters and a few restaurants are only a short hike from campus, but it can still feel like pizza and subs are always on your plate. One near-campus option to reward a bored palate is Pitts BBQ—and
