Air strikes in the rebel-controlled Idlib province of Syria are raising fears that the Syrian government will reclaim the territory at an enormous cost to “‘The beginning of the end’ of the Syrian War”
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Greek Life Becoming Unstable Life
Its been a freak few weeks for Greek life. Greek life has been in the spotlight recently due to incidents, causing five separate fraternities around “Greek Life Becoming Unstable Life”
Survey Suggests Many Students Unable to Vote in Midterm
A recent survey of students in North Dakota found 3.2 percent of students who attempted to vote in the 2014 midterm elections were unable to “Survey Suggests Many Students Unable to Vote in Midterm”
Teen Facing Prison Time for Trying to Join ISIS
A Minneapolis teenager accused of trying to travel to Syria to join the Islamic group ISIS has pleaded guilty in federal court. Abdullahi Yusuf pleaded “Teen Facing Prison Time for Trying to Join ISIS”
Be Herd in Student Government
At the beginning of each semester, North Dakota State student government typically sees between three and 10 openings in student senate. This semester, there are “Be Herd in Student Government”
Convenience, Not Medium, Most Important Factor in Garnering News
People aged 18 – 24 are less likely to depend on traditional media for news, instead relying on social media and other online resources, a “Convenience, Not Medium, Most Important Factor in Garnering News”
NDSU, SBHE Want to Knock Down and Rebuild Dunbar Hall
Dunbar Hall will likely be knocked down and replaced with a modern facility. Dunbar Hall is near the end of its life. North Dakota State “NDSU, SBHE Want to Knock Down and Rebuild Dunbar Hall”
Student Government Looks to Fill Vacant Senate Seats
North Dakota State’s student government is looking for new senators to fill vacant spots. There are currently 13 student senators, but the student government is looking “Student Government Looks to Fill Vacant Senate Seats”