A look into some resources that have helped save students money on textbooks This semester, it is estimated that $1.78 million has been saved by “Textbook savings”
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In a nutshell
Block 9 is North Dakota tall The new Block 9 building downtown is the second tallest building in North Dakota, according to the Forum. The “In a nutshell”
A lesson on treating vital injuries
Students learned how to stop life-threatening bleeding Stop the Bleed, a program at North Dakota State University which offers knowledge in managing uncontrolled bleeding, held “A lesson on treating vital injuries”
In a Nutshell
Of Mice and McDonalds On Thursday, Nov. 7 Landen Brocato, a freshman marketing major, ordered a caramel frappe from a local McDonald’s. After sipping some “In a Nutshell”
Volunteering opportunities
Ways to give back to the community As the holiday season approaches, students can find many volunteer opportunities that will benefit the community. The Giving “Volunteering opportunities”
Honoring those who serve
North Dakota State University celebrated an early Veterans day On Nov. 8, NDSU’s Veteran Alliance Organization (VALOR) held a brief ceremony recognizing veterans and their “Honoring those who serve”
In a nutshell
New technology saves restaurants hundreds Russel Schell, the owner of RJ Energy Solutions in Fargo, has the goal to save businesses and homeowners money on “In a nutshell”
Featured research on campus
How your body and the bacteria in your gut communicate Dr. Glenn Dorsam, an associate professor in the department of microbiology with a Ph.D. in “Featured research on campus”