Have you ever looked at a book you were reading and looked at the small image on the spine? What did it look like? Was it a penguin? Is someone shooting a bow & arrow? Maybe it was a letter. This represents...

On November 8th, mid-term elections will be taking place to elect new members of Congress in both the Senate and House of Representatives. On this day, state and local elections will also occur for positions...

A project meant to raise awareness about domestic violence will soon be brought to the University of North Dakota’s memorial ballroom. The project will make its appearance starting Tuesday, October 25th, where campus and community members can visit The Clothesline Project display.  

Student loan debt is a common occurrence for those in higher education. College tuition rates are increasingly rising, and many families cannot afford to pay for their children’s education. As a result, thousands of students take out loans each year to pay for rising tuition and other miscellaneous costs associated with attending college. According to Forbes.com, “there is currently $1.75 trillion in student loan debt.” This astronomical amount of debt is owed by around 43 million Americans and includes private as well as federal loans.   

GRAND FORKS – Minds were ablaze, and creativity displayed at the University Avenue neighborhood meeting on October 13th. The meeting focused on brainstorming ideas and receiving resident input about...

. The UND Pride Center was opened in 2017 to provide support and serve the LGBTQ+ community on campus. The mission of the center “is all about providing support and advocating for LGBTQ+ students, faculty, and staff as a means to promote a safe, welcoming, and inclusivity community,” Maliskey said

The University of North Dakota can be considered a small but mighty campus. They take strides towards catering to their students and making sure they have the resources they need to be a success.

 In a community built on supporting, playing, and cheering for hockey, it was no surprise that the documentary, Hockeyland, was showcased in Grand Forks theaters. For context, this documentary depicts...

On September 30th, at 11 am, The Nistler College of Business & Public Administration held a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

I saw “Don’t Worry Darling,” and I cannot say that I am worried or enthralled for that matter. Not only was this movie either extremely praised or harshly critiqued, but the drama leading up to its release would also be considered a psychological thriller.

Domestic violence can happen to anyone, anywhere. It does not discriminate based on age, gender, race, or sexuality. According to the United Nations, “domestic violence can be defined as any pattern of behavior in any relationship that is used to gain or maintain power and control over an intimate partner.”