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”
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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”
Changes in animal communication
Examining the ways in which animals communicate Sex in the animal kingdom is serious business as Robin M. Tinghitella, an assistant professor in the Department “Changes in animal communication”
In a Nutshell
Research Money The University of North Dakota and North Dakota State University joined forces in an attempt to secure $100 million from the state government. “In a Nutshell”
Textbook savings
A look into some resources that have helped save students money on textbooks This semester, it is estimated that $1.78 million has been saved by “Textbook savings”
In a nutshell
Block 9 is North Dakota tall The new Block 9 building downtown is the second tallest building in North Dakota, according to the Forum. The “In a nutshell”
A lesson on treating vital injuries
Students learned how to stop life-threatening bleeding Stop the Bleed, a program at North Dakota State University which offers knowledge in managing uncontrolled bleeding, held “A lesson on treating vital injuries”