By: REBECCA GIBSON

Students of Professor Clayton Michaels’ class about a feminist approach to comic books got a rare treat on Monday March 1: a professor from St. Mary’s College as a guest lecturer....

By: Jessie DeHainant

The enrollment at IU South Bend isn’t the only area of growth the school is witnessing....

By: ERIKA BLUME

The Quiet Lounge, located adjacent to the Grille, will now be open to all registered students, student organizations, university departments, and outside organizations 24 hours a day, seven days a week....

By: KRYSTAL VIVIAN

Students interested in building their resume and gaining experience on presenting work they have done while undergraduates may be interested in participating in the Undergraduate Research Conference....

By: DANI MOLNAR

Students living at River Crossing Apartments on campus can expect to see another increase in fees for next year. There are many causes for the 3.5% increase, including utilities increase, pro forma budget and additional staffing....

By: PREFACE STAFF REPORT

IU South Bend student and theatre major Michelle Johnson received a makeover on Friday, March 5. ...

By: Jenn Zellers

Local historian and co-founder of the Civil Rights Heritage Center, David Healey has died. He was 61....

By: KENDRA HORSMAN

Indiana University President Michael McRobbie delivered the annual State of the University address last Tuesday in the alumni hall of the Bloomington Campus. He discussed economic challenges, upcoming plans, and praised the University for all of its hard ...

By: KENDRA HORSMAN

Junk mail. You throw it out every day. But look carefully before you do, as in the next couple of months there may be some important forms that should not be missed....

By: PREFACE STAFF

Students looking for a quiet place to study at 3 a.m. now have an option available to them on campus. Starting March 1, the Grille lounge and the adjacent Quiet Lounge will be open 24/7. Two additional computers were recently added to the Quiet Lounge to ...

By: KENDRA HORSMAN

Today’s economy has hit many in Michiana extremely hard, making it difficult for some to have the most basic of essentials – like food....

By: APRIL BUCK

The largest provider of financial aid is the federal government. According to peterson.com, each year our government distributes more than $86 billion in grants, loans, and work-study awards to millions of students....

By: KENDRA HORSMAN

IU South Bend has hired two new deans scheduled to start in July. Vicki Bloom will be the new dean of the Franklin D. Schurz Library. Elizabeth E. Dunn will be the new dean of the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences....

By: DANI MOLNAR

Remember in high school when you stared at the news channel for almost the entire morning after a snowfall to see if your school was closed? Remember how it never was?...

By: TIMOTHY DANN-BARRICK

Changes to the enforcement strategy of the tobacco-free policy have been in effect at IU South Bend since Feb. 15. These changes allow campus police to ask for identification and give a referral to anyone in violation of the policy....

By: KRYSTAL VIVIAN

It was a Saturday night when sophomore Ayerim Salinas was on the phone in her bedroom at River Crossing housing. She heard her curtains moving once, then again....

By: JEFF TATAY

Getting research, writing and artwork published as an undergraduate student creates a connection with the world that can lead to a more successful outcome for the prospective graduate student and the degree holding job seeker....

By: DANIELLE MOLNAR

In 1919, the 19th Amendment was passed, giving women the right to vote. In 2010, women still feel their history of discrimination....

By: ERIKA BLUME

Tax season is here and several area libraries will be offering free tax prep for those with incomes under $39,000 with the help of the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) and students from St. Mary’s and Notre Dame....

By: KRYSTAL VIVIAN

Though the economy is suffering, job positions are becoming more readily available as baby boomers begin to retire and give their positions to younger employees....