Some things in college simply aren’t taught or emphasized enough in the classrooms. To boil my collegiate career down to main takeaways is a daunting task, “What I Learned at NDSU. No Textbook Needed.”
Author: Meghan Pegel
Senior in Criminal Justice
Don’t Force Your Beliefs on Me
Jesus and I, we’re cool. I may not clasp my hands and close my eyes to talk to him every night like I’m willing to “Don’t Force Your Beliefs on Me”
A Brief Rant About My Future Living
Yesterday I pulled up my big girl pants and signed a year contract for a downtown efficiency. Well, to be honest, both of the words “A Brief Rant About My Future Living”
Professors, You Are Doing It Wrong
Lecture, study and evaluations from tests and quizzes are the necessities in higher education settings. With hard work that the professors pour into their informational “Professors, You Are Doing It Wrong”
Spreading the Christmas Joy
After a long, generic compilation of Beatles music concludes, the store is filled with a jovial fade-in of Christmas bells, signifying the start of a “Spreading the Christmas Joy”
NDSU, a Great Choice for International Students
North Dakota State strives to efficiently accommodate international students in the best ways possible. During my involvement with the organization “I-CORE,” a student group solely tasked “NDSU, a Great Choice for International Students”
From China to NDSU
The Asian girl with long blue hair has a slight accent. “You can call me ‘Yining.’ You know, like the baseball word,” she said. We had been “From China to NDSU”
Music Has Hit Low Places
Singers are running out of things to sing about. I arrived at this conclusion a short while ago when I made an actual effort to “Music Has Hit Low Places”