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RICO

RICO

Kira Symington, Editor October 5, 2023

As the former President of the United States, Donald Trump, faces four separate indictments, understanding the laws behind his accusations has become critical for the American public. In particular, the...

Tips for Fall Flu Season

Tips for Fall Flu Season

Danika Ogawa, Reporter October 4, 2023

As September comes to a close, you might find that in its fleeting presence, it left something not as welcoming as pumpkin spice cold foam or crunchy leaves under your feet but the ever-famous flu, or...

Watching for a Scare?

Watching for a Scare?

Claire Arneson, Editor October 4, 2023

September is nearly over, and so comes one of the greatest months of the year, October. Halloween and spooky season is being embraced through trips to the pumpkin patches or apple orchards, sweaters and...

Redeeming Myself

Redeeming Myself

Claire Arneson, Editor September 27, 2023

The first article I ever wrote for the Dakota Student was a movie review on Death on the Nile. As someone who had never read Agatha Christie, I went in with basic expectations for any murder mystery. That...

Greta Van Fleet Starcatcher Album Review

Greta Van Fleet Starcatcher Album Review

Sadie Blace, Reporter September 27, 2023

On July 21st of this summer, a trending band named Greta Van Fleet released their latest album, Starcatcher. Greta Van Fleet, known for their heavy rock roots and lead singer’s uncanny resemblance to...

In Remembrance 

In Remembrance 

Kira Symington, Reporter September 20, 2023

On the anniversary of September 11th, Governor Doug Burgum released a statement saying, “twenty-two years later, we honor the nearly 3,000 individuals who died in the 9/11 attacks and the heroic actions...

Move Fast, Break Things

Move Fast, Break Things

Kira Symington, Reporter September 6, 2023

Doug Burgum suffered a rather unfortunate injury just before his appearance at the first presidential Republican primary debate of the season. Playing a game of pick-up basketball with his staff, the 67-year-old...

UND Bans Tik Tok on School’s Wifi

UND Bans Tik Tok on School’s Wifi

Claire Arneson, Editor September 6, 2023

Welcome to the University of North Dakota new students, and welcome back to those returning to campus this fall. Many of us knew of the developments that the state of North Dakota was taking towards banning...

The Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything

The Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything

Dylan Enerson, Reporter May 3, 2023

Science fiction has always been my favorite genre to read, and I have slowly been making my way through both newly published books and classics that came years before my time. Some of my absolute favorites...

Twin Cities Sales Competition

Twin Cities Sales Competition

Garrett Webber, Reporter April 26, 2023

In March, I decided to join the UND Sales Team. My professor extended an offer to become a member, and after thinking it over, I decided that I wanted to try it out. I quickly found out that I was to compete...

Benefits of Walking Outdoors

Benefits of Walking Outdoors

Sadie Blace, Reporter April 26, 2023

Now that the warmer weather is approaching, I can go outside and enjoy the weather that I have been so anxiously awaiting. My favorite way to enjoy the fresh, spring weather is to go on walks outdoors....

Eating Ethically

Eating Ethically

Kira Symington, Reporter April 26, 2023

What does it mean to eat ethically? Does it mean avoiding meat products? Does it mean avoiding animal products altogether? Or perhaps it means sourcing your food locally or using products that reduce pollution....

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