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Holy Cross now 2-5 after pair of losses
The Holy Cross women's basketball team dropped to 2-5 on the season following losses to Indiana University-South Bend and Huntington College .
Declines in wages hamper economic recovery
The staff at The Electric Brew are taking home something not many workers in Elkhart County are getting: fatter paychecks.
IUSB sustainability center director speaks at DUHS
When Mike Keen became director of the Indiana University South Bend Center for a Sustainable Future a year and a half ago in August 2008, he wasn't quite sure how he would fill four hours a day the half-time position represented.
Elkhart County royalty crowned
Last year's Miss Elkhart County and Miss Elkhart County Outstanding Teen passed on their respective crowns Saturday evening during the Miss Elkhart County 2010 Scholarship Program.
Natalie is the mom of an entertaining little boy. She's always coming into the office with an outrageous story about her son, or hitting up some of the "been-there-done-that-mothers" for advice.
Lake Michigan is the sixth-largest freshwater body in the world. It has a wide-ranging impact on our area - from lake-effect snow and thunderstorms, to our economy and our history.
Economists give outlook for 2010
Think of it as having nowhere to go but up. Four distinguished economists from Indiana University are predicting the economic recovery that has started will continue next year but, they noted, the climb out of the worst downturn since the Great Depression will be slow, difficult and could possibly stumble.
Special Report: Lake Effect, Part 2
SOUTH BEND a * Lake Michigan has a wide-ranging impact on our weather. That means it has a huge impact on our daily lives in more ways than one.
Job Search Secrets from the Pros
If you want to know the secret to landing that job you've been looking for, you might want to attend a free event, in Michiana! It's called "HIRING MANAGERS TELL THEIR SECRETS." You can join the IU South Bend Career Services Office on Tuesday, November 10, 2009, from 6 - 7:30 p.m. in the Student Activities Center, Room 225 at IU South Bend.
Forum shows confusion still looms as voters head to the polls in St. Joseph County
St. Joseph County voters will head to the polls Tuesday to answer a lengthy question about the future of regional transportation.
Two books detail South Bend's black history
The 1920s was an era of rapid growth for South Bend's black population, with the city's factories booming and the Great Migration drawing thousands of blacks from the rural South.
Elkhart firm Kem Krest plans 50 more jobs
The owners of Kem Krest spent a couple of years considering a new location for their corporate headquarters and distribution center.
Transit plan supporter tells IUSB forum the time is now
Legislation that would create a regional transportation district encompassing St.
New rules for teachers stir opposition
While Indiana Department of Education officials say the proposed changes in teacher licensure are about "finding balance," state educational leaders say those rule changes are more than a little off base.
Indiana educators give low marks to license reforms
"Change is needed and a long time coming, but let's do it right," Larry Stillson told Indiana Department of Education officials Tuesday about a long list of proposed changes to educator licensing.
Author Alex Kotlowitz to Speak Monday, 11/2, 7 p.m. in NS 158
In a partnered Campus Theme/Schurz Library Speaker Series kick-off event, Alex Kotlowitz, author of this year's One Book, One Campus title, There Are No Children Here , will be speaking at IU South Bend at 7 p.m. November 2. The event will be held in Northside 158.
Police: South Bend rapist posed as cop
A 67-year-old woman was raped in her home by a man posing as an Indiana State Police officer early Tuesday, police said.
At The Podium: Lectures at area colleges and universities
The following lectures are scheduled this week at area colleges and universities.
Kid Chronicles: Internet and education
Natalie is the mom of an entertaining little boy. She's always coming into the office with an outrageous story about her son, or hitting up some of the "been-there-done-that-mothers" for advice.
Kid Chronicles: It happened to Skinny
Natalie is the mom of an entertaining little boy. She's always coming into the office with an outrageous story about her son, or hitting up some of the "been-there-done-that-mothers" for advice.
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