Margaret Fosmoe
Govtech.com
South Bend, IN, United States
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Flood Waters in Indiana Carry Health and Safety Dangers
Flood waters can contain contaminants, and the water also may carry electrical currents from downed power lines or appliances. → Read More
Ceremony honors soldier who fired first American shot in WWI
A century ago, Alexander L. Arch of South Bend pulled the lanyard on a 75-mm artillery gun near the small village of Rechicourt in northeast France, firing a shell into German territory. → Read More
Notre Dame student leaders want Bill Cosby honorary degree revoked
University has no plans to rescind comedian's honor → Read More
Kizer mansion will have new residents
Indiana Landmarks will restore and occupy turreted mansion → Read More
IU South Bend administrator experiences terrifying Ivory Coast attack
Student recruiting trip ends with deadly al-Qaida assault → Read More
Court rules for ESPN and against Notre Dame in police records lawsuit
Appeals court says Notre Dame police are subject to open-records laws. But a new bill could mute the ruling. → Read More
Childhood in South Bend charted path for new Saint Mary's College president
Janice Cervelli calls her new position a 'blessed calling' → Read More
Private university police bill likely to become law
A bill that would exempt police departments at the University of Notre Dame and other private colleges from following the same crime reporting requirements as public colleges appears likely to head to Gov. Mike Pence for his signature. HB 1022, sponsored by state Rep. B. Patrick Bauer, D-South Bend, was approved 49-1 Tuesday by the Indiana Senate. It passed the House unanimously in January.… → Read More
Update: Private university police bill headed to governor
A bill that would exempt police departments at the University of Notre Dame and other private colleges from following the same crime reporting requirements as public colleges is headed to Gov. Mike Pence for his signature. HB 1022, sponsored by state Rep. B. Patrick Bauer, D-South Bend, was approved 49-1 Tuesday by the Indiana Senate. It passed the House unanimously in January. Bauer this week… → Read More
Med school researchers in South Bend seek ways to slow Zika virus spread
Scientist studying here had Zika virus in 2013. → Read More
IU South Bend sets up food pantry for students
Joins growing number of campuses offering services to low-income students → Read More
IU South Bend in program to improve student success rate
University will work with 43 other colleges on retention efforts → Read More
A handcuffed bill on college police records in Indiana
Proposed law is supposed to make college police records more open. But it would apply only to limited cases. → Read More
Longtime Studebaker Museum director retires
Rebecca Bonham finishes her ride on Friday. → Read More