The last meeting of the semester for College Democrats On Dec. 5, North Dakota State University College Democrats held their last meeting of the semester. “Buffalo, Swedes, and Donkeys”
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NDSU Student Health Shines light on HIV
Worlds AIDs was a chance to educate students World AIDs day was celebrated on Dec 3. with awareness and education in the Memorial Union. NDSU “NDSU Student Health Shines light on HIV”
Winter storm blasts through the country
Winter has arrived as the sky dumped snow on many parts on the country As many were enjoying a Thanksgiving feast on Nov. 28, Mother “Winter storm blasts through the country”
Upcoming events
At last, we are three weeks away from finishing the semester. For this final month of 2019, here are some events anyone can attend. Biology “Upcoming events”
A failure to communicate
A look into dreaded group work and why people don’t like working with others On Tuesday, Nov. 19, Phi Kappa Phi held the fifth annual “A failure to communicate”
Celebrating Native American culture
A look into how Native American Heritage Month was celebrated on campus As November is coming to an end, two Native American organizations at North “Celebrating Native American culture”
Tobacco’s grip on mental health
How Big Tobacco capitalizes on people with mental illness On Nov. 19, North Dakota State University Health Promotion hosted a “Think Talk” about tobacco and “Tobacco’s grip on mental health”
On a political level
Politics in Washington D.C. and North Dakota Governor Burgum sides with Trump North Dakota’s Governor Doug Burgum has recently sided with President Trump’s executive orders “On a political level”