A road trip this summer showed me something I hadn’t thought of before. Returning from Theodore Roosevelt National Park on Highway 2, my friends and “North Dakota Not Diverse? OK Then.”
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Liberal Bias is Harming Academia
Our public universities do not teach students how to think critically on issues concerning morality. This bias is both unfair and dangerous. Fortunately, liberal bias “Liberal Bias is Harming Academia”
Editorial | The Diversity Issue
As of this fall, only 16 percent of North Dakota State’s 14,516 students identified as anything other than white. Though this percentage is slightly greater “Editorial | The Diversity Issue”
No, You Cannot Touch My Hair
Listen carefully to Pheafrisia Strachan speak, and you might catch the way she drops the ‘g’ in words ending in ‘-ing.’ You might notice the “No, You Cannot Touch My Hair”
Growing Up Latina
Sophomore Marisa Mathews’ family has a saying: “Si se puede.” Yes we can. The sophomore sociology student said whenever she feels discouraged, hurt or uninspired, “Growing Up Latina”
Enrollment: International Students Outnumber US Students Outside ND, Minn.
North Dakota State’s regional draw is strong, but it does not account for the entire university. The Fall 2015 Enrollment Census Summary found that of “Enrollment: International Students Outnumber US Students Outside ND, Minn.”
14,516 Students in the Herd
Provost Beth Ingram is excited about this fall’s freshmen. The number of first-year students is an enrollment highlight and one of many statistics found by the “14,516 Students in the Herd”
‘The Greens’ Shown to NDSU, Sheds Light on Privilege
A campus-based program showed a documentary focusing on intercity life in Chicago. It may not seem relevant to small-town Fargo, but its themes prevail. The “‘The Greens’ Shown to NDSU, Sheds Light on Privilege”