Women’s History Month is a time in which we celebrate women’s contributions to history and society as a whole. In this month we recognize the achievements of women in various fields and places around...
Olga Kopp, Arts & Community Writer
• October 29, 2019
“When witches go riding, and black cats are seen, the moon laughs and whispers ‘tis near Halloween.”
Halloween is coming in less than a week, and this means that it is time for spooky...
You know I spend all of my time browsing the interwebs. Every now and then I come across the topic of World War II. Eventually, I scroll down to find some donkey in the comments saying "My grandpops Otto...
Oh, the joyous time of Valentine’s day. Several weeks before February 14th the stores are littered with pink, white and red, the seemingly symbolic colors of Valentine’s day. Seeing this every year...
As many of you have heard, President Trump has decided it is now appropriate to launch missiles at Bashar al-Assad’s Syrian forces, yet another intervention by the United States in what is best categorized...
The History program at UND may not be structured uniquely, but there is more than meets the eye.
Unlike larger universities in the country, entry level history courses are taught by professors.
Hans...
Broken Treaties
‘This land is your land…’ but we will take it from you and leave you with a trail of tears…
As we continue with our truth series we take a brief look here at how treaties...