The art of being outspoken, accountable and uncomfortable Just by existing today in 2021, you’ve seen some wild behavior in this country; either wildly entertaining, “Don’t be nice, be kind”
Author: Delaney Halloran
NDSU without an Honors Program
Academic program slashed due to budget cuts About four years ago I was prompted by my grandparents, two very enthusiastic NDSU alumni, to visit the “NDSU without an Honors Program”
No, students aren’t just upset about a racist Snapchat group
NDSU’s response speaks to institutionally tolerated racism This past Monday, Dec. 2, the Instagram account for Black Lives Matter Fargo shared screenshots from a Snapchat “No, students aren’t just upset about a racist Snapchat group”
Let’s normalize using our pronouns
Small changes to our everyday language can make a huge impact There is a habit among twenty-something college students to point to older generations and “Let’s normalize using our pronouns”
Student burnout during the pandemic
How much longer can we be expected to keep this up? We’re at the point where there are only a few weeks left in this “Student burnout during the pandemic”
Upset about Residence Life survey? You probably shouldn’t be
When campus doesn’t feel welcoming, students of color request a place to feel at home Last week, there was an upset over a survey sent “Upset about Residence Life survey? You probably shouldn’t be”
Where do we stand post-election night?
The next steps after November 3rd As I write this article, it is currently mid-morning November 3rd, election day. Thus far, I’ve received several messages “Where do we stand post-election night?”
The scariest thing this Halloween? NDSU’s failure to protect its community
North Dakota cases soar, Bresciani tells us, “[W]e should be proud” As the holiday celebrating the mysterious and scary looms near, is it ghosts or “The scariest thing this Halloween? NDSU’s failure to protect its community”