Median household income levels increased for the second year in a row in 2016, according to a new census report released on Tuesday. The report “Statistics Show Economic Progress”
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DACA’s Disappearance Could Spell Trouble for NDSU Students
President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced last week a roll back of Obama-era actions to ease immigration for those brought here as “DACA’s Disappearance Could Spell Trouble for NDSU Students”
Hurricane Harvey Hits Houston Hard
Jessica Jensen, associate professor and department head of emergency management, spoke on the response and recovery efforts to Hurricane Harvey. In the world of emergency “Hurricane Harvey Hits Houston Hard”
Study Shows Leveling Off of Adult Obesity Rates in US
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, a health focused philanthropy, published the 14th annual State of Obesity report on Thursday, Aug. 31. The study finds rates of “Study Shows Leveling Off of Adult Obesity Rates in US”
The Trees they Need a Savin’
“They’re maybe not saved, yet,” says Professor Jill Hamilton, speaking about the endangered Torrey Pine trees found in only two locations globally. The genetic conservation “The Trees they Need a Savin’”
Public Health: Saving Lives, Populations at a Time
When fallen ill, popular perception may prescribe venturing to a doctor’s office to receive one-on-one medical care from a medical professional. The practice of public “Public Health: Saving Lives, Populations at a Time”
Millenials Less Independent, Living at Home, Study Finds
A new census report conducted by Freida Birnbaum, a research psychologist in New York City, about millennial independence after college graduation stated as of 2016, 41 percent “Millenials Less Independent, Living at Home, Study Finds”
ND First Lady, Panel and FBI Talk Opioid Epidemic
The Fargo Police Department responded to over 10 opioid-causing deaths and more than 60 overdoses due to the same type of drugs in the past “ND First Lady, Panel and FBI Talk Opioid Epidemic”