Abe the Eskimo kneeling beside his buried family. Comic by Bill Rerick/ The Dakota Student
Like all mythology, Inuit myths and legends are both entertaining and instructive.
The Inuit designated...
A letter to the editor
UND Proud! On behalf of the Wild Hog Half Marathon Committee, I’d like to publicly thank the university and members of your campus community who volunteered in the fourth annual...
UND is currently searching for the 12th president in the university’s history. With president Robert Kelley retiring in January, an interim president will take over for the remainder of the 2016 spring...
Sexual violence is a hard topic to talk about.
Often it can make people scared, uncomfortable and even put people in denial.
I often think “not on my campus.” But after having the chance to...
As I walk through Wilkerson, I see a familiar transformation on campus.
The Memorial Union has transitioned from a place to relax and discuss, to a library kind of environment with cubicles and an...
Inuit Abraham (Abe) Ulrikab photographed before leaving for the Berlin Zoo. Photo courtesy of cbc.ca
The media exacerbated the myth that Inuit people were of a more primitive ancestry than whites, and...
As a 90s kid I grew up on “Rugrats”, “Wild Thornberries”, “That’s So Raven!” and “Lizzie Mcguire”. I remember how excited I was to wake up early on a Saturday morning knowing that if...
UND announced its enrollment numbers for the Fall 2015, and they are pretty impressive.
The 14,951 student total is the largest in the university’s history. There were also increases in transfer...
With a bang, a mass of people in shorts took off. Within the mass, I found myself pacing the Wild Hog Half Marathon. A pacer’s job is to run even splits and finish at a specific time. I was in charge...
By Nick Sallen
Wilkerson Commons is officially open.
This past Wednesday marked the first night that Wilkerson will be serving late night until 11p.m. Those who live in the Wilkerson Complex should be...
Eskimo Abe and his family posing for a photo. Photo courtesy of wikipedia.org
Several thousand faces watched, some with smiles, some with shock, as Abe the Eskimo kneeled to bury his kin.
From the...
Over the past few semesters, we have seen a clear trend in the feelings of the students: a feeling of dissatisfaction with the university and a general distrust of university leaders.
As a result,...
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