Plans for building renovations
Sasha Leibold, News Writer
October 23, 2018
Filed under #dakotastudent, News, Sasha Leibold, Showcase, Student Life, Uncategorized, UND
The University of North Dakota was approved for state funding to renovate Babcock Hall, Gustafson Hall and Carnegie Hall. Babcock Hall is the University’s oldest academic building, it will become the home of the electrical engineering and the computer science department, Babcock Hall will also be the h...
Crime on the increase
Sasha Leibold, News Writer
October 16, 2018
Filed under ND, News, North Dakota, Sasha Leibold, Student Life, UND
On Wednesday Oct. 10, a UND student Alyssa Maesse was a victim of a robbery at Ganesha Yoga. Alyssa was attending a yoga session when she realized that someone had gone through her purse and stole her wallet. “My heart just sank,” Maesse said. Alyssa was not the only one who was a victim. Two oth...
Juuls
Madison Feltman, News Editor
October 16, 2018
Filed under Madison Feltman, News, Showcase, Student Life, UND
Walking around the University of North Dakota, let alone any sort of college campus, you are likely to stumble upon the use of e-cigarettes otherwise known as a Juul or a vape. The market for e-cigarettes has skyrocketed within the last 5 years. As their main business model ‘better for you’ has ...
Sexual Assault
Madison Feltman, News Editor
October 9, 2018
Filed under CVIC, Madison Feltman, News, Showcase, UND
This past week marked the It’s On Us Fall Week of Action here at the University of North Dakota. It’s On Us is a nationwide organization that promotes the importance of conversation within the topic of sexual violence. It’s On Us encourages all different types of people to take part in the con...
Dirty Vandals
Madison Feltman, Staff Writer
October 3, 2018
Filed under #dakotastudent, Madison Feltman, News
It is not secret that if you walk throughout campus, you will stumble upon vandalism. In fact, the tunnels that snake underneath campus are filled with it. Vandalism creates a divide between parties, the one who is in favor of it and the one who is against it. ...
“The Foreigner” Comes to the Fire Hall Theatre
Molly Andrews, Staff Writer
October 3, 2018
Filed under #dakotastudent, Arts&Comm, Molly Andrews, News
Laughs lined the walls of the theatre Thursday during the opening night of the Fire Hall Theatre’s performance of “The Foreigner.” “The Foreigner” was written by Larry Shue and was originally an off- broadway comedy play that was very popular. The play ran for over 600 performances when it o...
Rising Leaders
Kyle Kinnamon, Sports Writer
September 26, 2018
Filed under #dakotastudent, kyle kinnamon, News, Sports
The 2017-2018 season was a major stepping stone in the development process for North Dakota’s seven former freshmen. Injuries plagued North Dakota’s roster, in turn creating opportunities for the freshmen. While injuries are never a good thing for a team, it is a normal occurrence in a sport like hock...
Mollie Tibbetts and Celia Barquin Arozamena: Two of Many
Madison Feltman, News Editor
September 26, 2018
Filed under #dakotastudent, Madison Feltman, News, Showcase
Two campuses, two young women, one common connection, similar tragedies. Mollie Tibbetts and Celia Barquin are just two young women out many who are victims of senseless acts violence being committed against women every day. Mollie Tibbetts was a 20-year-old college student who attended t...
The Accounting Fair
Sasha Leibold, Writer
September 26, 2018
Filed under #dakotastudent, News, Showcase
On Sept. 19, the University of North Dakota held their annual accounting fair where accounting students had the opportunity to meet 32 potential employers. “Our programs provide rigorous technical and academic preparation, experiential learning opportunities and career development skills that...
Math Lab Mania
Sasha Leibold, Writer
September 16, 2018
Filed under #dakotastudent, News
As the 2018-2019 fall semester gets underway, students enrolled in math classes find it hard to fit in three hours a week in the math lab, which is needed to pass their classes, due to lack of enough computers or finding the right time to go. Students who are enrolled in math classes are required to...
Family Friendly Fair Fun
Molly Andrews, Writer
September 16, 2018
Filed under Arts&Comm, Molly Andrews, News, Showcase
Food trucks, games and much more lined the streets of downtown Grand Forks this Friday and Saturday. The roads were closed and many people lined them to check things out and grab a bite to eat. Live music and sweet smells filled the air. This was all thanks to the Grand Forks Third Annual Street Fair....
The Longest Table, Feed Your Ideas
Madison Feltman, News Editor
September 16, 2018
Filed under Madison Feltman, News
Last Wednesday, the greater Grand Forks community was invited to join in on a promotion of community conversation at the Longest Table. The event was put on by the Community Foundation of Grand Forks, East Grand Forks & Region and the Greater Grand Forks Young Professionals, drawing a crowd of 717 people, ...
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