Join the Communication Studies Department as we explore identity for our next Lunch and Literacy Series event. We’ll use the Communication Theory of Identity and recent research to explore the ways Communication Is Identity.
When: Tuesday 3/25, 12-1 pm
Where: EA 1011
Pizza Provided
*extra credit for participating classes
IU South Bend will host South Bend Mayor James Mueller’s annual State of the City Address on Tuesday, March 25 at 6:00 p.m.
Join community members for this annual update on the City of South Bend. The event is in the Joshi Performance Hall in Northside and will be followed by a reception with city officials.
Join the Red Cross Club as a volunteer! Great opportunity to add to your resume and experience, all while helping others!
Public meetings for the Red Cross club will occur at 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 18 (SAC Room 221), Tuesday, March 25 (SAC Room 225), and Tuesday, April 15 (SAC Room 221). Contact arciusb@iu.edu for more information.
Please join our 4th annual IU South Bend Titans Talk event for a meaningful discussion regarding shared mental health experiences. The event will be held on Thursday evening, April 3rd, 2025 from 6:00pm-8:00pm, in the Wiekamp Auditorium, room 1001 Wiekamp Building (DW).
This forum is dedicated as a safe space to share anonymous monologues from IU South Bend students, faculty, and staff, and read by volunteers from student organizations within our campus community.
Join us on March 25th for a special First Gen Luncheon, hosted by First Gen Titans, where first-generation students can connect with successful alumni and supportive staff who’ve been in your shoes! Enjoy a free lunch while gaining valuable insight, hearing inspiring stories, and getting your questions answered during our Q&A session. RSVP on Titan Atlas! https://titanatlas.southbend.iu.edu/event/11034815
Date: March 25th
Location: SAC 221 & 223
Check-in: 11:15 AM | Lunch Begins: 12:00 PM (Drop in after class!)
Don’t miss this chance to build your network and discover the pathways to success!
Friday, April 4, 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM in the University Grill
Come munch on some yummy Asian food with quality entertainment and performances from all around Asia, including Japanese Taiko, K-Pop dance, singing from China, dances from Japan and India, and more!
In addition to the best Asian performances and cultural experiences in the area, there will be booths set up to experience Asian culture first hand. This includes origami, Japanese tea ceremony, and Chinese calligraphy.
Plus, all of this Family friendly fun is completely free and open to all campus and community!
Brought to you by: The IU South Bend Asian Heritage Committee and Japanese club at IU South Bend.
For this week (03/24/2025 – 03/28/2025), the pantry days/hours are:
Monday, March 24th | 8am-11am; 1pm-5pm
Tuesday, March 25th | 8am-12pm; 1pm-2:30pm
Wednesday, March 26th | 8am-11am; 1pm-3pm; 5pm-6pm
Thursday, March 27th | 8am-12pm; 1pm-2:30pm; 3pm-5pm
Friday, March 28th | 8am-1pm
Just a quick reminder the pantry is located in Northside Hall, room 020.
On the front side of Northside Hall (facing the river on Northside Blvd.), we are to the right of the Campus Auditorium and across from the Box Office.
If you are interested in volunteering, please let us know at tft@iu.edu
We schedule at least one week in advance, so please plan accordingly.
Don’t forget to check out our Canvas and Facebook page, Titans Feeding Titans!
Subject: New Toshibas Arrive Today and Tomorrow: Quick Start Guide
Good morning!
Today and tomorrow (Monday and Tuesday) installers will be here to deliver and set up our new Toshiba Multi-Function Devices (MFDs) all over campus.
We’ll do everything possible to minimize disruption and inconvenience while this is happening.
You may already, or will soon, see a new print queue named “Universal_IU_Print” when you start to print a document. This is the queue that you need to choose to print to the new printers. Remember that this queue defaults to black, and duplex. If you wish to make changes for a particular document, you may do so before submitting the job.
The new Toshiba MFDs use a card tap instead of a swipe. We are adding some labels to the printers to help you find the CrimsonCard tap readers – they are located on the front of the machine as shown in the photo below.
Simply tap, wait a few seconds and you’ll be logged in. You can choose to print all of your documents in the queue or review them and only select a partial list. If you are scanning to email, the document will automatically be sent to the email associated with your CrimsonCard – no need to look through an address book.
The new Toshiba MFDs work very much like the old Ricoh devices, but there are a few differences. Please look over the short guide we have copied below to help with the most common machine functions.
University Information Technology Services
IU South Bend
Toshiba MFD Quick Start Guide
Here’s what’s new and different about using the Toshiba MFDs
The new machines operate very much like our old Ricoh devices, but there are a few differences to note.
Sending electronic documents to print:
Scanning to print or email:
Releasing your pages:
Supplies:
When there’s a problem:
Printing costs:
Training:
Please contact the UITS Support Center if you have any questions or concerns.
UITS Support Center – Administration Building AI 183
sbhelp@iu.edu
574-520-5555
University Information Technology Services
IU South Bend
Please join our 4th annual IU South Bend Titans Talk event for a meaningful discussion regarding shared mental health experiences. The event will be held on Thursday evening, April 3rd, 2025 from 6:00pm-8:00pm, in the Wiekamp Auditorium, room 1001 Wiekamp Building (DW).
This forum is dedicated as a safe space to share anonymous monologues from IU South Bend students, faculty, and staff, and read by volunteers from student organizations within our campus community.
The IU South Bend Community Counseling Clinic in partnership with the Center for Understanding, Belonging, and Experiences (CUBE) are hosting a support group for parents and caregivers of LGBTQ+ kids, teens, and young adults.
It is an opportunity to share experiences, provide mutual support, and foster understanding regarding the unique challenges and joys of raising queer children. Please note that youth are not allowed to attend and childcare will not be provided.
First session is on April 2, 2025 5:30-6:30 pm at
IU South Bend Administration Building Room 100 (the CUBE)
Advance registration is appreciated to help us gauge attendance, but drop-ins will be accepted.
link for the registration form: https://forms.gle/gJSp28kjZL1y5Yxr6
for more information contact Krista Cox – coxkr@iu.edu or Misel Ramirez Vasoli – mrvasoli@iu.edu