In a memo obtained by the New York Times, the Trump administration is considering changing the definition of gender and sex to center on a person’s biological sex at birth under Title IX, the federal civil rights law that…
North Dakota State pharmacy professor Amber Slevin received a $98,000 grant from the North Dakota Department of Health. The grant covers a three-year span and will assist in patient care. The grant will focus on Hepatitis C treatment. The grant will…
A last minute decision by the U.S. Supreme Court has affected voting in North Dakota. The Supreme Court decided they would not rule on an 8th District appellate decision to let a new voter ID law be enforced this…
Two North Dakota State graduate students recently developed a product that could cut the time it takes to study cells. Hanaa Mansour and Matthew Crouse, both studying animal science, have made a product for studying cells that will help…
Public officials and advocating citizens from across North Dakota met at North Dakota State for a public forum on North Dakota Measures 1 and 3 on Thursday, Oct. 11. The forum was hosted by NDSU Young Americans for Liberty, College…
The Northern Plains Ethics Institute at North Dakota State hosted a panel discussion on terrorism Wednesday, Oct. 10. The panel focused on the discussion of what terrorism is, why it exists, its nature and how it functions the way…
Some North Dakotans are looking to invite the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to relocate their research offices to Fargo. This would bring about hundreds of jobs for the state. The USDA said they would like to have…
With the trials in the Savanna LaFontaine-Greywind case, missing and murdered women and children in the indigenous community have come to the forefront in Fargo. On Thursday, Oct. 11, people from the Native community marched in protest. The march…
Sen. Heidi Heitkamp and other candidates spoke with students at a Q&A social event hosted by the North Dakota State College Democrats and Black Student Association on Thursday, Oct. 11. Students and community members filled A. Glenn Hill Center…
Rick Steves, a prominent PBS travel host and a board member for the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, spoke to the North Dakota State community on Friday, Oct. 5. Steves, who has spent 20 years in Europe…
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