Olga Kopp, Arts and Community Writer
• December 7, 2020
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year.”
Christmas decorations, snow-covered pine trees, hot cocoa with marshmallows are all things that bring out the Christmas spirit.
Can you...
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...
It may be Spring semester, but Winter is still in full swing. North Dakota is known for its long winters with low temperatures and large quantities of snow, so what are some things people should know to...
Olga Kopp, Art & Community Writer
• January 28, 2020
Although the winter break is over, the winter season has just begun, and it is important to enjoy this season as much as we can.
Fortunately, we know how to make this season more enjoyable:...
As winter settles in quickly in Grand Forks, with leaves hitting the ground and snow covering them, Seasonal Affective Disorder is coming in full swing as well. Seasonal Affective Disorder, better known...
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...
As freshmen, we are offered two different types of meal plans for each semester. Both meal plans are ‘unlimited’ or also known as ‘anytime’ meal plans. The first meal plan that is offered is called...
During the summer months when temperatures hit blistering highs, there is often daily reminders about keeping your pets cool and the dangers of leaving them alone in vehicles, but what about when temperatures...
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