ALS Awareness Month Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, better known as “ALS”, is a rare neurological disease that scientists have been working to tackle for decades. Common “May Madness”
A Blooming Surprise: Finding Magic in Texas Wildflowers
Over Easter break, I had the chance to escape the everyday routine and visit Texas, and what I encountered there left me completely mesmerized: endless “A Blooming Surprise: Finding Magic in Texas Wildflowers”
Pre-Law Club Tours Quentin Burdick Federal Courthouse
On April 21st, six members of the Pre-Law Club had the unique opportunity to tour the Quentin Burdick Federal Courthouse in downtown Fargo. Guided by “Pre-Law Club Tours Quentin Burdick Federal Courthouse”
Walz Angles for Presidential Campaign With State of State Address
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has been making national headlines after directly criticizing Donald Trump and recent federal policies during his State of the State address “Walz Angles for Presidential Campaign With State of State Address”
Court is Now in Session
Why you should learn about the justice system This might be a hot take, but I think everyone should watch court. I don’t mean Law “Court is Now in Session”
Why Do Tumblr Users Think They Know Best?
Tumblr, for those out of the know, is a social media site based on blogging and posting. It’s simple and to the point from a “Why Do Tumblr Users Think They Know Best?”
National Stroke Awareness Month
As May approaches in the next couple of weeks, National Stroke Awareness Month begins. A stroke happens when something prevents your brain from getting enough “National Stroke Awareness Month”
The Memo
The Beauty of Growth Just like gardening they say the environment in which you’re in impacts how you grow. If you want to peek into “The Memo”