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Science ethics and dystopian society

Science ethics and dystopian society

Nick Sallen, Editor-in-Chief April 11, 2017

If you’re interested in dystopian societies, post-apocalypse, science fiction, biology, mystery and crime novels, or stories of adventure, then “Oryx and Crake” might be the next book you want to...

Sadie Cochrane (left) and Marcie Woehl (right) perform as part of the UND Jazz Combo Tuesday night at Hughes Fine Arts Center.

Tuning into the Jazz Combo

Stephanie Hollman, Staff Writer April 7, 2017

On Tuesday night, an audience came together at the Josephine Campbell Recital Hall to listen to the smooth sounds of the UND Jazz Combo Concert. The medium-sized hall, with the spotlight on the stage...

Health Addicts Fix, a spinach salad with chicken and jalapeno, was the food prepared at Mondays Wellness Center culinary corner event.

Health addicts get their fix

Jacob Notermann, Staff Writer April 7, 2017

It’s typical for university courses to be taught by people who have dedicated their lives to a certain topic. For Job Stramer, he teaches a passion. Stramer is a sixth year student in college, but...

Ghost in the Shell

Ghost in the Shell

Ben Godfrey, Staff Writer April 7, 2017

Released on March 31, 2017, “Ghost in the Shell,” directed by Rupert Sanders, is a live-action adaptation of a manga and anime franchise of the same name. It's a flashy sci-fi action drama that has...

Students walk through the Tunnel of Oppression Thursday morning at Johnston-Fulton Hall.

Tunnel of Oppression

Ben Godfrey, Staff Writer April 4, 2017

Last week, from March 28 through 30, the UND Women’s Center invited students to “step out of your comfort zone and into the tunnel.” The “Tunnel of Oppression” is a tour that engages students...

The rebel sound of Revelsound

Emily Gibbens, Staff Writer April 4, 2017

What better way to have fun and share your passion than to start a band with your best friends? Back in high school, that’s exactly what these guys did, and their love of music and their name has only...

NPL and Memes

Stephanie Hollman, Staff Writer April 4, 2017

Tucked away on the fourth floor of the Chester Fritz Library, an exhibit of old magazine covers and political cartoons sits in a glass display in Special Collections, which resembles a museum that preserves...

John Quiñones, host of television show What Would You Do?, spoke Monday night at the Chester Fritz Auditorium as part of a Delta Gamma Foundation event. Daniel Yun/ Dakota Student

What would you do?

Ben Godfrey, Staff Writer March 31, 2017

The Chester Fritz was packed with students on Monday night for an installment of the Delta Gamma Foundation’s Lectureship in Values and Ethics Series. The keynote speaker for the evening was John Quiñones....

Quality within walking distance

Jordan Hermes, Staff Writer March 31, 2017

Did you know Speedway 805 is the closest bar and grill to the University of North Dakota’s campus? Speedway is located off of 42nd St, in between 6th Ave and Gateway Dr. This is a great place to grab...

Susan Felege is an assistant professor of biology at UND. Kyle Zimmerman/ Dakota Sudent

Major of the week

Jacob Notermann, Staff Writer March 31, 2017

This is a program where students are taught to work with animals in nature and use technology to do their jobs. Going outdoors is one of those things you either love or dread. These students love it. Students...

Tatsuya Koyama is a UND exchange student from Japan who has become recently interested in the Christian faith. Daniel Yun/ Dakota Student

Radically Changed

Jake Andersen, Staff Writer March 28, 2017

“Anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old life is gone; a new life has begun.” -2 Corinthians 5:17 Tatsuya Koyama did not expect to learn this verse. In fact, he had never heard...

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