As the nation’s campuses immerse themselves in debate, one university has taken a firm stance against “The Coddling of the American Mind.” In early September, American University’s faculty “From the Editor’s Desk | On the Freedom of Expression”
Author: Erica Nitschke
Fargodome Looks to Speed Up Game Day Lines
Long lines at Saturday’s football game against Weber State left North Dakota State students still standing outside the Fargodome at kickoff time. “Some students didn’t get “Fargodome Looks to Speed Up Game Day Lines”
Bison Abroad | Take a Chance
Two years ago, my sister spent her 30th birthday in Italy. In 10 days, she saw Venice, Florence and Rome and spent about $3,500. Friday, I leave on “Bison Abroad | Take a Chance”
Fargo’s Growing Tech Industry Needs More Workers
Jim Gartin, president of the Greater Fargo-Moorhead Economic Development Corporation, said a shortage of workers is the biggest issue facing the community. Technology companies in “Fargo’s Growing Tech Industry Needs More Workers”
International Students’ Job Outlook Limited by Visa Process
Bharat Verma’s flat-billed hat and zip-up hoodie may not distinguish him from the rest of North Dakota State’s campus. But his accent – and his “International Students’ Job Outlook Limited by Visa Process”
‘Birdman’: Flies High or Lays an Egg
[threecol_one] ‘Birdman’ Robs ‘Boyhood,’ ‘Budapest’ of Best Screenplay by Erica Nitschke In a year where indie films dominated, “Birdman Or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance),” took “‘Birdman’: Flies High or Lays an Egg”
Health is Public Concern, Not Private Choice
A recent measles outbreak is highlighting the need for vaccinations, and the question has now turned political. Measles, once eliminated from the U.S., is one of the “Health is Public Concern, Not Private Choice”
Leading the Herd: Sarah Russell
Sarah Russell and Hilary Haugeberg ran from student organizations to Greek Life houses, meeting as many new faces as possible in just two, short weeks. “Leading the Herd: Sarah Russell”