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”
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North Dakota State students work to fight medical mask shortages amid COVID-19
A group of students are giving back to the community by making prototype masks As of March 31, there have been 122 people in North “North Dakota State students work to fight medical mask shortages amid COVID-19”
North Dakota State student charged with four felonies
A ‘spring break destination’ filled with alleged criminal intent After a multi-state sting operation, including cooperation from NDSU Police, Christopher Brereton, 33, a current NDSU “North Dakota State student charged with four felonies”
ESKAPE room educates about antibiotic resistance
NDSU student develops escape room to inform about threats of antibiotic resistance North Dakota State University student Emily Holzer is hosting an escape room to “ESKAPE room educates about antibiotic resistance”
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”
Preparedness panel discusses coronavirus
A panel of experts and higher officials discussed the challenges of disaster preparedness Disaster is not something most think of… unless it’s your major. Students “Preparedness panel discusses coronavirus”
“Reading 4 Reform” gives back to inmates
NDSU faculty member organizes book drive for the inmates of Cass county jail North Dakota State University is currently holding a book drive for inmates ““Reading 4 Reform” gives back to inmates”