A new partnership takes off
Madison Feltman, News Editor
November 6, 2018
Filed under Dakota Student, Grand forks, Madison Feltman, News, Showcase, UND, UND Aviation
As the John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences celebrates 50 years of excellence, they also celebrate a new partnership with Sun Country Airlines. The partnership marks the beginning of a new program offered to commercial aviation students, known as the Sun Country Bridge Program. The program ent...
Sweet Demons take down Moorhead
Madison Overby, Staff Writer
September 19, 2017
Filed under madison overby, Showcase, Sports
There was a steady mist coming down on Jaycee Park on Saturday morning as the University of North Dakota women’s rugby team, the Sweet Demons, prepared to take on Minnesota State University-Moorhead, MSUM. Although the weather was not necessarily ideal, there was still a good turnout of fans for the ...
Mobile Farmer’s Market
Devon Abler, Staff Writer
September 19, 2017
Filed under Arts&Comm, Devon Abler, Showcase
There was an unusual sight on campus last Thursday in the quad outside of the Chester Fritz Library. The smell of kettle corn wafted through the air and lines of students wove in and out of a trolley that was parked on the lawn. The Mobile Farmer’s Market visited the university campus for the first tim...
Night shift
Cameron Cloyd, Staff Writer
September 19, 2017
Filed under Cameron Cloyd, News, Showcase
It’s 7 o’clock on a Saturday night. While everyone is primping for coming parties, fraternity events and general ridiculousness, Sergeant Daniel Weigel is getting ready for the night patrol. Going into it, there is limitless possibility. Every night has something different to bring. “Last night was ...
Higher than the hype
Nick Erickson, Staff Writer
September 12, 2017
Filed under Nick Erickson, Showcase, Sports
Saturday’s game only brought smiles to UND football fans as they cheered loud and proud for the astounding victory over the Missouri State Bears. The only other time that the Bears and Hawks met, coach Schweigert was in his first season as head coach and fell to the Bears 38-0. The tables turned...
Working for diversity and inclusion on campus
Sheldon Hatlen, Staff Writer
May 5, 2017
Filed under News, Sheldon Hatlen
For those looking to return to the university for this upcoming semester, there are opportunities to seek and engage with some of the departments the campus has to offer. The Diversity and Inclusion Department is one that is always looking to provide students the path for the best college experience. Sandra...
Greek life at UND
Jordan Hermes, Staff Writer
May 5, 2017
Filed under Arts&Comm, Jordan Hermes
Let me guess. When you think of what a fraternity or sorority is, you think of movies like “Animal House” or “House Bunny” where college students are constantly partying and degrading others who are not a part of Greek life. Well, I am here to tell you those stereotypes are wrong. The Greek...
You’re not alone
Ben Godfrey, Staff Writer
May 5, 2017
Filed under Arts&Comm, Ben Godfrey, Showcase
College is a great time in peoples lives full of new experiences, people and knowledge. It’s also a period of transition that can cause large amounts of stress. Leaving home for the first time isn’t easy, nor is making all new friends and becoming responsible for yourself. The heavy workload of students...
Ojata Records
Cameron Campbell, Staff Writer
May 5, 2017
Filed under Cameron Campbell, Cameron's Corner, Opinion, Showcase
As you walk through the campus of the University of North Dakota you witness many centers and groups to be a part of. With all these different interests there is usually something that one will fancy. However, there is very little clubs that have to do with music listening, vinyl and comics. Most...
Exercising for college credit
Emily Gibbens, Opinion Editor
May 5, 2017
Filed under Emily Gibbens, Opinion, Showcase
Planning your class schedule can be a bit stressful. Things never seem to work out the way you want. The classes you need to take overlap, all your classes end up on one day or you have big gaps in your schedule. The best way to fill those awkward gaps and not get overwhelmed with classes that I have...
Mr. Relay, an all-male pageant held to fight cancer
Sheldon Hatlen, Staff Writer
April 28, 2017
Filed under News, Sheldon Hatlen, Showcase
An event for a good cause was held in the Memorial Union Ballroom last Sunday evening, April 23. Students had the opportunity to attend and donate to the campus Relay for Life, an organization that looks to help fight and prevent cancer, during their Mr. Relay: Male Pageant Contest. The night began...
Addressing sexual assault on the college campus
Matt Eidson, Editor-In-Chief
April 28, 2017
Filed under Matt Eidson, News, Showcase
Handling sexual assault on a college campus poses unique problems that are forcing institutions to expedite the process. In an attempt to ensure a victim doesn’t run into her or his attacker on the way to class, university administrations rely on the “preponderance of evidence,” as opposed to the...
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