The University of North Dakota track and field team spent the past two days competing at the South Dakota State University Indoor Classic in Brookings, South Dakota. The SDSU Indoor Classic is one of the...
As temperatures rise and the snow begins to melt, UND students anticipate the beauty of spring on campus and the opportunities that warmer weather in Grand Forks allows.
While Fighting Hawks Spring...
University of North Dakota women’s soccer coach Chris Logan was named Big Sky Conference Coach of the Year on Oct. 31 when the conference released the 2017 Big Sky All-Conference Team.
Logan is the...
Where do you go after your twenties are over — when the adolescence fades and you’re stuck managing the pressures of adulthood while holding onto the last breath of your youth? The Menzingers are a...
Ian Collins, Contributing writer
• February 18, 2017
Throughout the creation or evolution of our world, many species have coexisted on Earth. From single cell organisms to the complexity of an elephant. Throughout the times, there are things that have occurred...
Halloween is approaching, and this means all things spooky and scary are coming out to give us a show.
This time of nightmares come alive is many people’s favorite holiday because of the chills and...
"I'm just going to do whatever it takes, that's just my personality. Bringing whatever I have to the table and whatever the coaches ask of me."- Tyson Jost UND freshman forward
A player can wear many...
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.
In one of the most nerve-racking games of the year, the UND men’s hockey team scored a last minute goal against NCHC rival Denver to advance to the NCAA National Championship game.
Thursday’s game...
The Knife Point Glacier is one of many glaciers scientists are studying in Wyoming. Photo by Jeff VanLooy
UND students and instructors have been hiking up glaciers deep in mountainous Wyoming to study...
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