With the later weeks of February ending, Spring Break at UND is just around the corner and countless college students are gearing themselves up for a week of rest and potentially escaping the relentless...
Nestled in the small town of Arthur, North Dakota, Arthur’s Barn has become a regional hub for events, hosting weddings, private celebrations, live music, and its signature Friday night dances. The venue...
Twice a year, Grand Forks residents and individuals across the nation brace themselves for a shift in their clocks. Citizens take advantage of daylight savings time to maximize daylight and save energy....
While traditionally dominated by oil and coal from the Williston Basin, North Dakota has been diversifying its energy resource matrix for some time. Alongside fossil fuels, the state leverages wind,...
The 52nd annual Time Out Wacipi Powwow took place on April 19 and 20 in the Hyslop Sports Center. Community members and students gathered to celebrate Indigenous heritage, reconnect with friends and family...
When you open a web browser and search the question “what are the most popular children’s books?” One of the top results is “Where the Wild Things Are” by Maurice Sendak. If you ask anyone from...
At the Scheels Arena in Fargo this past Wednesday night, a crowd gathered from around the state to listen to Dr. Jordan B. Peterson. Peterson, a world-renowned psychologist and cultural critic, made a...
Amar Kuljuhovic (Jr.) chose the perfect time to notch his sixth double-double of the season on Saturday, finishing through traffic with two seconds left to lift the University of North Dakota over North...
As the spring semester rolls around, the growing pressure of getting your living situation sorted out looms large. UND enforces a live-in requirement in the dorms for all first-year students, which fosters...
On Dec. 29, 2023, the UND men’s basketball team hosted the St. Thomas Tommies and found themselves trailing by a score of 41-14 at halftime. Nearly a month later, the Fighting Hawks showed they were...
On Thursday, January 11th, the UND men’s basketball team took a trip to Omaha, Nebraska to play the Omaha Mavericks in a Summit League game. They arrived without having won a game in nearly a month....
Captain Riese Gaber felt that the two losses to Colorado College were a good wake-up call to the number one ranked University of North Dakota.
“It's a good reality check right now,” Gaber said....
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