What is burnout? Burnout is associated with mental, emotional and physical exhaustion. It can be caused by an overload of stress, especially within a workplace, school, or home setting. The three main...
For the past 101 years, Grand Forks has been home to the Empire Theater, a traditional movie theater in the heart of downtown. To someone passing by in recent years, especially after the terrible Red River...
There is some positivity amongst the chaos. Adoption and fostering for animals have increased due to the pandemic with some shelters now experiencing empty kennels for the first time in years. Through...
Boss’ Pizza & Chicken hit the Grand Forks community a couple of months ago, and I decided it was time to review their food.
They have a great location, being only about a mile away...
Staff Writer, Arts & Community Writer
• February 25, 2020
It is the end of the coldest month, February, which means that winter is almost over. Some of you cannot wait for the spring so you can switch from many layers to weightless dresses and shorts. The rest...
Brianna Mayhair, Arts & Community Writer
• February 12, 2020
Have a date for Valentine’s day, but don’t know where to go for a nice dinner?
Grand Forks has a variety of different restaurants to choose from. From steak to sushi, there is a place for everyone...
Molly Andrews, Arts & Community Editor
• February 6, 2020
The University of North Dakota is filled with opportunities for involvement. Whether it be in the Grand Forks Community or beyond, students are able to experience and indulge in different communities....
History is the essence of our life. It can give us a fuller understanding of our past, of our common humanity and ourselves.
It is crucial for us to know the history of where we live. We can...
On Jan. 29, the Governor of North Dakota, Doug Burgum, delivered his 2020 State of the State address at the Chester Fritz Auditorium. Governor Burgum started his speech by thanking the legislative branch...
Staff Writer, Arts & Community
• November 26, 2019
“There was a barber and his wife, and she was beautiful. She was his reason and his life. There was another man who saw that she was beautiful, a pious vulture of the law, who with a gesture of his claw...
Molly Andrews, Arts & Community Editor
• November 26, 2019
As someone who classifies themselves as a fake midwesterner, I stay true to my home state of New Hampshire. I moved to North Dakota in the Fall of 2018 and until then I considered myself a trooper when...
Maddie Deshler, Arts & Community Writer
• November 20, 2019
Upon entering the North Dakota Museum of Art, I am immediately embraced in bright light as I take in the very white walls of the museum. I climb up a few stairs and notice the familiar setup of the museum:...
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