Effective Nov. 16, 2020, North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has signed an executive order with steps and measures to help stop the spread of the “Gov. Burgum announces statewide mask mandate amid “skyrocketing national COVID-19 storm””
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Trump files lawsuits over election results
As the election has wrapped up, Americans now turn their attention to Trump’s lawsuits After months of campaigning, the 2020 presidential election has ended. Joseph “Trump files lawsuits over election results”
Sunflowers remain important crop in North Dakota
North Dakota sees an increase in sunflower production with more acres planted this year Sunflower crop production is projected to be higher this year according “Sunflowers remain important crop in North Dakota”
State House Republican candidate David Andahl dies from COVID-19, wins election
David Andahl was recently voted into a state House seat for North Dakota’s District 8. However, Andahl suffered from some unnamed medical problems, and when “State House Republican candidate David Andahl dies from COVID-19, wins election”
President Bresciani encourages students to avoid going home over Thanksgiving break
Residence halls will remain open as the NDSU community is advised to not travel and students share their thoughts President Bresciani wrote an email to “President Bresciani encourages students to avoid going home over Thanksgiving break”
$16 million goes to oil fracking
North Dakota Legislator’s Budget Section debated where the money should be directed On Oct. 28, the North Dakota Legislator’s Budget Section approved a request from “$16 million goes to oil fracking”
Patriotism matters: how to support our student veterans
Despite the changes the pandemic has made, everyone can still show their support to veterans As the pandemic rages on, many companies and organizations have “Patriotism matters: how to support our student veterans”
Mental health first aid sessions teach members how to help others
The sessions will explain the signs of mental health concerns A recent study in 2020 revealed that out of 30,725 undergraduate students from nine different “Mental health first aid sessions teach members how to help others”