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Mrs. Caliban, Years Later

Mrs. Caliban, Years Later

Aubrey Roemmich, Editor March 8, 2023

In 1983, Rachel Ingalls released her novella “Mrs. Caliban,” a campy monster-loving story where a depressed housewife in the 50’s falls in love with a six-foot frog man. The book sounds absurd, but...

What to Watch Before Going to See Quantumania

What to Watch Before Going to See “Quantumania”

Claire Arneson, Editor March 1, 2023

If you are a Marvel maniac like me, you are probably stoked that “Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania” has finally come out of Marvel’s vault. It feels like it has been years since the release of the...

“Black Dove” By Colin McAdam Book Review

“Black Dove” By Colin McAdam Book Review

Aubrey Roemmich, Editor March 1, 2023

Black Dove by Colin McAdam was published on February 7th, 2023 by Penguin Random House. This book is about Oliver and his father, a rundown storyteller, who live in a tall house echoing with the ghost...

Hulus Short Series Looking For Alaska

Hulu’s Short Series “Looking For Alaska”

Sadie Blace, Reporter March 1, 2023

Throughout the long President’s Day Weekend, I wanted to find a show to break up my long stretches of completing homework. I was searching through Hulu when I stumbled upon the show titled, “Looking...

Who’s Watching “You?”

Who’s Watching “You?”

Claire Arneson, Editor February 22, 2023

On February 9th, the popular Netflix show, “You” returned to the streaming service. Joe Goldberg has returned to my television yet again, with a new name, a new life, and no wife. If you have been...

Things to Do on Valentine’s Day

Things to Do on Valentine’s Day

Sadie Blace, Reporter February 22, 2023

With Valentine’s Day recently behind us, and whether or not you had someone to celebrate with, it was a holiday full of love. With last Valentine’s Day in mind, we are now looking forward to next year’s...

Lasagna Soup Recipe

Lasagna Soup Recipe

Dylan Enerson, Reporter February 22, 2023

This recipe was inspired by a video I saw online. I made a few adjustments to it because I was short on ingredients, so it ended up being a little different. It is a great way to use up leftover lasagna...

Owning an Animal in College

Owning an Animal in College

Dylan Enerson, Reporter February 22, 2023

An animal can be a wonderful addition to any college apartment and can help a student to feel more comfortable in their space. There is something special about coming home to a dog or cat running straight...

Archives February Drink Menu

Archives February Drink Menu

Sadie Blace, Reporter February 15, 2023

Amidst the month of February, we are faced with the wintry weather and winter blues. Archives Coffee House has a list of drinks for February guaranteed to add joy and love to your month. With names curated...

Call for Submissions: Floodwall Literary Magazine

Call for Submissions: Floodwall Literary Magazine

Aubrey Roemmich, Editor February 15, 2023

UND’s student run literary magazine, Floodwall, has officially opened for submissions as of February 1st. Submissions will be open to all students until March 1st. This magazine is open to any person...

Hand holding remote in front of TV playing The Last of Us TV Show

Popular New Series “The Last of Us” Takes Hold of Popular TV 

Gabrielle Bossart, Editor February 8, 2023

HBO welcomed a new tv series recently that is quickly gaining popularity. “The Last of Us” is a post-apocalyptic TV show centered around the aftermath of a global pandemic caused by a sinister fungal...

Planes hanging from the ceiling at the University of North Dakota

Hidden Gems on Campus 

Dylan Enerson, Reporter February 8, 2023

When I lived in Noren Hall, I did not explore a lot of the other side of campus. It was a lot of work getting over there and almost all my classes were in, and around, the aviation buildings, so I did...

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