Continuing a 47-year tradition, the University of North Dakota is set to kick off the 2017 Writers Conference on March 22. This year’s Writers Conference is in good hands. Crystal Alberts, Associate...

Over the years, Marcus Wax, a Grand Forks native, has taken a hard look around and wondered how he could improve the community he loves. Wax decided that the best way to improve his community was to bring...

The distance from Crookston, Minn. to Indianapolis, Ind. is 879 miles. But for Sara Kaiser, a communication major attending the University of Indianapolis, it might as well have been one million. While...

Years ago, during a semester abroad in Chile, South America, Whitney Maine found herself on the metro transit, exploring her surroundings. After a few hours of soaking up the sights, she came to sudden...

The fate of Arbor Park continues to be a topic of discussion for community members. In previous months, several members of the Grand Forks community rallied together to introduce a petition demanding...

Student hold zero tolerance rally outside Twamley Hall Situated just outside Twamley Hall, under the watchful eyes of the George Henry Walsh statue, students sporting t-shirts reading “One UND / #blacklives...

Associate vice president for Diversity and Inclusion speaks up Years ago, at Drake University in Des Monies, Iowa, Sandra Mitchell was a frequenter of the Black Cultural Center on the university’s campus. A...

A zero tolerance rally was held outside Twamley Hall at the University of North Dakota on Friday, September 30, 2016. The Dakota Student news editor Matt Eidson has the story.

A photo taken from a Snapchat story has been making waves at the University of North Dakota. Late Tuesday night, Sept. 20, a screenshot photo from a Snapchat story of a UND student was posted online....

Arbor Park is under consideration for development. The fate of the park will be decided on Oct. 3, when Grand Forks City Council will meet to make its final decision. Meredith Richards, Deputy Director...