IU South Bend enthusiastically welcomed our Titans back together for the fall semester. It is wonderful to see the Mall full of students and we can feel the energy on campus—it was greatly missed!
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Moira A. Dyczko, Director of Alumni RelationsHere’s wishing you well as we move into the holiday season. It’s been a great semester with the return of in-person classes and seeing our students celebrate Spirit Week at the end of October. This year student clubs and organizations painted windows across campus showing off their artistic talents and school pride. Now we’re gearing up for the end of the semester and finals. It’s hard to believe how fast time passes.
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This fall, with COVID-19 safeguards in place, the Indiana University South Bend campus came alive, hosting a weeks-long extravaganza to celebrate bringing #TitansTogether again. In addition to a warm welcome back convocation for faculty and staff, schools and colleges kicked off the 2021–22 academic year by welcoming new students and second year students to the Titan community with an array of special events and a student convocation in the auditorium.
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The Poetry Jam at the Civil Rights Heritage Center, has been providing a platform for spoken word artists since 1997.
Angela Leed, a Bachelor of Fine Arts graduate of IU South Bend, was a first-generation college student who had a passion for creativity and lifelong learning. She went on to turn her creative energy into a career as a professor of art, with the Graphic Design program at Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida.
The Center for Community Engagement connects faculty, staff and students to service opportunities in the community, and facilitates partnerships between the campus and community. If you are looking for an intern, volunteers, or a faculty/staff member with whom to work, you can contact Gail McGuire at gmcguire@iusb.edu or (574) 520-4572.
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As the nation and our community struggle to make sense of racial inequities, police brutality and social injustices, IU South Bend faculty, staff and alumni are creating and nurturing initiatives to foster meaningful dialogues and create awareness on campus and in their communities around these very difficult, divisive issues.
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