Fargo remains fairly liberal in a conservative state Walking around campus it’s not hard to find politically charged symbols of expression. There will be Trump “Red state, blue city”
Author: Delaney Halloran
Group work: the scourge of college students
No, it’s not preparing us for future jobs Most every person has been dragged into group work in one class or another. During each of “Group work: the scourge of college students”
The tatted generation
Body modifications in the younger workforce Everyone and their mother seems to have a tattoo. It feels like the odd person out who has never “The tatted generation”
Childbirth is terrifying
Archaic medical practices are still the norm Every day, technology seems to be taking leaps and bounds. Our phones send messages across the earth in “Childbirth is terrifying”
Sexism vs. misogyny
Understanding the difference It’s not a particularly uncommon thing to hear, “Yeah that professor is so sexist,” or “Wow, that guy is really misogynistic.” The “Sexism vs. misogyny”
You’re not stupid
Different types of intelligence play to certain strengths It’s not uncommon to hear students talking about how difficult or easy their major is. In fact, “You’re not stupid”
Religion in the health professions
Newman Center offering classes in bioethics Saint Paul’s Catholic Newman Center, home of the bisonCatholics, has introduced a new course this semester. The ethics course, “Religion in the health professions”
Greta Thunberg
A force to be reckoned with At age 16, most NDSU students were in their junior year of high school with their sights set on “Greta Thunberg”