Understanding the history of Halloween and how it has become a cultural phenomenon in the United States is crucial to appreciating its meaning. Halloween prompts children and college students alike to...
The month of October has quickly come to its end, and Halloween is officially upon us. Navigating this holiday as someone who is probably too old to go out trick-or-treating can sometimes be a difficult...
Regardless of the season or time of the semester, UND Student Involvement has activities for the student body to partake in. This year, UND Student Involvement has a couple fall themed activities, as well...
As we transition later into the fall months, the warm weather continues to linger. This provides residents of the Greater Grand Forks area to continue fall activities, such as sports games and other outdoor...
Today, Halloween is seen has a fun holiday that allows people to dress up and become someone else for a night and collect as much candy as possible, but how did it start? Around 2,000 years ago when the...
Olga Kopp, Arts & Community Writer
• October 29, 2019
“When witches go riding, and black cats are seen, the moon laughs and whispers ‘tis near Halloween.”
Halloween is coming in less than a week, and this means that it is time for spooky...
The minute October arrives, Halloween vibes fill the autumn air. October becomes the month of eeriness and fear. Skeletons hang from people’s windows and doors, their bones clattering together in the...
The 10th Annual Legends of Terror was held this past weekend at the Grand Forks County Historical Society and featured two back-to-back nights of fright. When prospective thrillseekers arrived on the scene...
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