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David Flynn is the chair of the economics department at UND.

Healthcare uncertainty

Liz Kacher, Staff Writer November 4, 2016

UND professor discusses healthcare premiums spike set to rise in 2017 Healthcare has become a contentious issue in recent years due to the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as...

Biomedical engineering

Sean Cleary, Copy Editor November 4, 2016

NDSU and UND will be offering joint graduate programs in biomedical engineering beginning in fall 2017. The programs will be the first of their kind in the state of North Dakota. “This joint program...

Rebekah Kolstad suits up for her sophomore season as a Fighting Hawk

#44, The Enforcer

Allyson Bento, Sports Editor October 28, 2016

From the moment she put on her first pair of skates to the last time her skates hit the ice at the Ralph Engelstad Arena and all the time in between, her heart belonged to the game of hockey. Rebekah...

Beaver trappin’

Hunter Plante, Staff Writer October 28, 2016

The University of North Dakota men’s hockey team swept the Bemidji State Beavers in two games at the Ralph last Friday and Saturday. This weekend, the UND women’s hockey team will be looking to do...

Protecting the nest from predators

Adam Gunderman, Staff Writer October 28, 2016

UND remains undefeated in Big Sky faces WSU this weekend This weekend, UND will host Weber State in the biggest football matchup Grand Forks has seen in years. “These are the games you play for,”...

Supernatural offers suspense and startling scares

“Supernatural” offers suspense and startling scares

Amanda Hefner, Staff Writer October 28, 2016

During this time of year, many students are looking to experience Halloween thrills and spooky haunts. With Halloween fast approaching, some students may try to find freaky frights by going to see a scary...

Fearful blood drive experiences drive people away

Emily Gibbens, Staff Writer October 28, 2016

Natalie Murphy sat down for her interview immediately after her blood donation, and her first requests were donuts and water. The hydration and the sugary treat weren’t quite enough to keep her awake. “Are...

(From left) Provost Thomas DiLorenzo, Dean of Libraries Stephanie Walker, first lady Debbie Kennedy, student body vice president Blake Andert and president Brandon Beyer cut a ribbon celebrating the first floor renovation of the Chester Fritz Library on Tuesday, October 25, 2016.

Chester Fritz Library undergoes renovations

Declan Hoffman, Staff Writer October 28, 2016

The unusual commotion and voices mingling brought attention to the west side of the Chester Fritz library’s second floor. The abnormally large student presence dispersed behind a pastry table and red...

Green Rabbit Comic #3

Green Rabbit comic #3

Joshua Kolbow, Cartoonist October 28, 2016

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Cameron’s Corner, “Winter Wheat ” shines through

Cameron Campbell, Staff Writer October 28, 2016

The front-runner of the Winnipeg music scene is finally back with his new solo record “Winter Wheat.” Samson, a native to Winnipeg released his second solo album on Oct. 21 this year. Samson has been...

The Boden, an alternative to dorm life

Emily Gibbens, Staff Writer October 28, 2016

It’s getting to that point in the year where the novelty of the dorms is wearing off, the excitement of having a roommate is getting old and the lack of privacy and freedom is taking its toll on students. This...

The problem with the Supreme Court; ideology over law

Dave Owen, Opinion Editor October 28, 2016

As the election approaches, many conservatives have had concerns about an increase in gun control as a result of the likely president, Hillary Clinton, and the constitutionality of such a “gun grab,”...

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