How the campus closure will affect the campaign for next year’s Student Body President and Vice President With campus closed and virtual learning in full “The outlook on Student Body Elections”
Author: Meghan Arbegast
Fargo’s women march rallied women to rise up
This year’s women march encouraged women to stand up against the odds On March 7, students and community members gathered in the Great Plains Ballroom “Fargo’s women march rallied women to rise up”
Immigration under the Trump Administration
Assistant professor talked about criminal immigration prosecutions Dr. Ethan Boldt, an assistant professor of criminal justice and political sciences, talked about immigration policies under the “Immigration under the Trump Administration”
Students learned what if felt like to be a delegate in 1787
How the Constitutional Convention Recreation prompted interest in current events After the Constitutional Convention Recreation on Feb. 26, students spoke about the lessons they learned “Students learned what if felt like to be a delegate in 1787”
Students aren’t aware of the census
What the census is and what students should expect Every decade, the Census Bureau will count the population of the U.S. to get an adequate “Students aren’t aware of the census”
Students end Black History Month with open discussions
An Open Mic session let students discuss their perspectives with open minds On Feb. 20, students were able to gather for an Open Mic event “Students end Black History Month with open discussions”
In a nutshell
Fargo workers laid off from CNH Industrial jobs CNH Industrial has confirmed that they will be laying off 35 of their employees permanently in their “In a nutshell”
Graduates showcase their talent during Three Minute Thesis Competition
Fast thinking is required to present a thesis in three minutes Graduate students across multiple disciplines presented their theses during the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) “Graduates showcase their talent during Three Minute Thesis Competition”