Originally conceived by Joshua Wynne, dean of the School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS), six years ago. ‘Joggin’ With Josh’ has been working to raise awareness among the UND student body...

Changing perspectives, one cup of coffee at a time Archives Coffee House is a familiar and cozy location where many students enjoy taking their homework to study, sit down, unwind and enjoy a tasty...

Prices are rising and wages are falling— what’s a girl to do? Go shopping for free without letting your husband or the police know, of course. So the story goes in UND theater’s upcoming performance,...

At least eight years running, members of the Student Association of India (SAI) held a night to share Indian culture in hopes of being able to improve on-campus and local relations in a place far from...

Cheers! The leaves are changing colors and the air outside is getting more brisk — which can only mean it’s time for sweaters, pumpkins and Oktoberfest. Oktoberfest is a well-known Bavarian celebration...

“We can never go to Sickie’s. It sounds gross.” These are the exact words  my girlfriend said to me as we drove past Sickie’s Garage on Columbia. Call it a lesson to never judge a book by its...

Geography is more than just place names and capitals — it is the diverse study of the relationships between people and their environments. Yet, for some students, understanding the features on a map...

At 21 years old, most college students are typically in a scramble, usually feeling lost, planning for life after college and trying to construct successful plans for the future. However, UND student...

Patrick Luber, a professor of art at the University of North Dakota, has considered himself a sculptor for 35 years now. “Sometimes I think I was one of those unusual kids,” Luber jokes. “But when...

For many college students, eating healthy can be a struggle. In a mix between juggling classes, exams and additional extracurricular activities, focusing on a healthy lifestyle may be a priority that...