Get Haunted
Olga Kopp, Arts & Community Writer
October 15, 2019
‘If one door closes and another one opens, your house is probably haunted!’ This quote is one of the best ways to describe the spirit of this coming Halloween. Halloween would not be Halloween without haunted houses. It is a holiday tradition to visit at least one haunted house during t...
UND Chamber Orchestra
Maddie Deschler, Arts & Community Writer
October 15, 2019
The lights in the Josephine Campbell Recital Hall begin to dim, matching the fall’s evening darkness on October 9. The only light left is shining down on the UND Chamber Orchestra. All dressed in black, the orchestra gives off strong feelings of unity. This unity among the group becomes evident the m...
UND Theater Presents Grace
Olga Kopp, Arts & Community Writer
October 8, 2019
It can be hard to find spare time to do something enjoyable on the side of a school work. With the rainy weather, it has been hard to enjoy the fall season. There is a quick solution to brighten these cold rainy days: the theater. If you like to do something joyful, if you like to dress up for ...
Enjoying the Fall Festivities
Olga Kopp, Arts & Community Writer
October 2, 2019
Fall seemed to arrive suddenly this year, which means that fall activities are now in full swing. It is well-known that fall is famous for pumpkin patches, corn mazes, hot cocoa, and pumpkin spice lattes. This year people can come and enjoy Valley Corn Maize which arrived in town of East Grand Forks....
Taking Over the Greenway
Olga Kopp, Arts & Community Writer
September 10, 2019
A little bit of this, a little bit of that is how people described the Greenway Takeover Festival this Saturday, Sept. 7. Although it was a cloudy day, many people still made it out to the Greenway to attend this festival. The third annual Greenway Takeover Festival took place on the Greenway from 5 p.m. ...
Trotting Away from Violence
Cortnie Cottrell, Arts & Community Writer
September 10, 2019
As the last participant in the first annual Green Dot Trot 3K community fun run/walk crossed the finish line on September 7, the Green Dot project celebrated its success. Spreading awareness about violence and providing tools in preventing it is exactly what success to the Green Dot project looks...
A Different Kind of Race
Molly Andrews, Arts & Community Writer
April 16, 2019
The University of North Dakota held its first Collegiate Drone Racing Championship in the High Performance Center this weekend. Students from across the nation came to campus to compete for the champion title. This event was put on by the Research Institute for Autonomous Systems. RIAS is ded...
Taking Time for the Wacipi Powwow
Noah Sell, Arts & Community Writer
April 16, 2019
Powerful drums and even more powerful energy filled the Hyslop on Saturday with the arrival of the 49th Annual Wacipi Powwow. Attendants and participants alike were treated with a day full of music, dances, art vendors and food. Dr. Linda Neuerburg is the assistant director of Student Diversi...
Intervention Theatre Presents Sex & Drugs Show
Noah Sell, Arts & Community Writer
April 9, 2019
Last Tuesday night, the Sex and Drugs Show, otherwise known as Intervention Theater, gave the community a unique firsthand look into what it’s like to be a bystander in different harmful scenarios. The It’s On Us student organization–along with the CVIC at UND prevention specialis...
Relay for Life
Molly Andrews, Arts & Community Writer
April 9, 2019
UND Relay for Life returned back to campus after a year hiatus bringing in more that $11,000. Relay for Life is a fundraiser for The American Cancer Society. It is team cancer walk that is put on by volunteers all around the country. 19 teams signed up and participated in the ...
Communication Appreciation Day
Molly Andrews, Arts & Community Writer
April 9, 2019
Pizza, wings and prizes were all available at Communication Appreciation Day. The University of North Dakota is beginning to revamp their Communication department which has resulted in a new campaign to get more students to enroll in the program. This event was just the beginni...
Solfege Idol
Noah Sell, Arts & Community Writer
April 2, 2019
The battle for the golden microphone began again last Tuesday night at the Hughes Fine Arts Center during what might have been the tenth annual Solfege Idol. “I want to say it’s been going for about ten years. It must’ve been 2009 when we started it, so this might be our tenth ann...
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