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: Tori Wilson Staff Writer Mitigation testing for COVID-19 has been in effect at IU South Bend since the fall 2020 semester, and now IU South Bend has reached a 0% positivity rate. Several things have helped keep rates so low including moving to mostly virtual classes in the fall, remaining completely online from Nov.
By: Tori Wilson Staff Writer wilsonvr@iu.edu The Career Fair is one of IU South Bend’s resources to help students get a head start on their careers while in school. This year’s Career Fair will be hosted on Zoom from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. on March 18. Kim Moore, the director of career services, said
By: Tori Wilson Staff Writer wilsonvr@iu.edu ‘How do you write an essay for a scholarship?’ is one of the most common questions asked when applying for scholarships. With deadlines approaching, scholarship season is in full swing here at IU South Bend. The IU South Bend and IU Foundation Online Scholarship Application does require an essay
By: Tori Wilson Staff-Writer wilsonvr@iu.edu Have you heard? The Communication Department is beginning a new podcast. With the rise of podcasts in recent years, this project is set to provide IU South Bend with a new mode of communicating Work for the podcast officially began in the fall of 2020. Matthew Mancino, graduate program director
By: Kate Luce and Tori Wilson Co-Editor-in-Chief, Staff-Writer kmluce@iu.edu, wilsonvr@iu.edu The Look! Scholarship Art Sale will be looking a little different this year. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the annual community sale will turn into a private art show titled, Look! Behind the Mask. Students who were in the Senior Capstone class will once again work
By: Tori Wilson Staff Columnist wilsonvr@iu.edu With everything going on between COVID, classes being online and places being closed then slowly reopening with restrictions, it seems like not a whole lot of good has happened. However, one good thing to happen in 2020 is Marvel and Square Enix’s newest release. On Sept. 4, Marvel and
By: Tori Wilson Staff Writer wilsonvr@iu.edu COVID-19 has impacted everyone in one way or another, but people don’t realize the impact it has on college students. Most students learn better being in the classroom versus learning online, whether it be over Zoom or self-taught. Having the one-on-one time with professors, tutoring and seeing friends on
