LGBT Pride Month is celebrated in October nationally as well as at North Dakota State. The university hosts celebrations throughout the month, including personal story “LGBTQ Programs Celebrate Pride Month, SCOTUS Decision”
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Ebola Spreads to U.S., University System Stays Vigilant
A Liberian from Dallas has passed away after coming into contact with Ebola while traveling in disease-stricken West Africa. The man is the first U.S. “Ebola Spreads to U.S., University System Stays Vigilant”
Scots Vote Nay, will Stay in UK
A 300-year-old union stood firm Thursday as Scottish citizens voted not to separate from the United Kingdom. The referendum showed 55 percent voting against independence “Scots Vote Nay, will Stay in UK”
G’Day, GameDay
As “College GameDay” brought the frenzy a national TV show touts with it, people operated tirelessly to ensure a smooth week and final production last “G’Day, GameDay”
NDSU to be Home to New Genotyping Center
North Dakota State will be the site of the new National Agricultural Genotyping Center. The National Corn Growers Association announced Aug. 29 the center would “NDSU to be Home to New Genotyping Center”
Bison Fans Compete Nationally for Most Fanhood
Warm weather is right around the corner, but for college sports fans, the month of March brings a different atmosphere of excitement, March Madness. In “Bison Fans Compete Nationally for Most Fanhood”
North Dakota Tops National Well-Being Index Poll
North Dakota is all smiles, according to the recent release of a Gallup poll. The survey found that the state’s well-being score, an average total “North Dakota Tops National Well-Being Index Poll”
NDSU to Research Hemp Options With New Federal Farm Bill
President Obama recently signed a $1 trillion federal farm bill granting colleges and universities permission to study industrial hemp, and North Dakota is one of “NDSU to Research Hemp Options With New Federal Farm Bill”