Recent Articles
Articles published in the last two months from The Spectrum.
SportsA Learning Experience: What We've Learned After Nine Games at the FBS Level
Spectrum Editor-in-Chief and football beat writer Grant Hubbard reveals what he's noticed about NDSU football through its first nine games at the FBS level
Opinion
NewsUnderstanding the 2026 Midterm Elections as a College Student
How the midterm election process works
VarietyWinter Weather Awareness Week
OpinionLessons from a Fargo Winter
What squirrels, a missed bus and a forgotten key taught me about preparing for a Fargo winter
VarietyThaiKota Restaurant Review
VarietyA World of Conversation at the Moorhead Public Library
SportsNDSU Cross Country: Men Place Fifth While Women Take Third to Cap Off 2026 Season
VarietyThe Wienermobile is Back!
Oscar Mayer’s passing through Fargo-Moorhead for the first time in years
SportsSoccer Sweeps South Dakota Schools to Secure No. 1 Seed for Postseason Play
VarietyA Latte to Explore: Fargo’s Coffee Scene
NewsNDSU Student Elected National FFA Central Region Vice President
OpinionLearning from the French Student Riots
How to protest without losing moral high ground
SportsFinding Her Place: Pfiffner Builds Confidence and Leadership at NDSU
NewsNDSU Protesters Rally Against Rape Culture and Sexual Violence
NewsFedorchak rallies Republican voters at Red, Wine and Blue event
OpinionYoga as a Winter Reset
Finding warmth, movement and a mental reset during Fargo's long winter
NewsNDSU Honors College connects students with new opportunities, prepares to host award-winning filmmaker
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SportsSpider-Man, Meet Jackson Williams: Williams Tricks Treat NDSU to 31-7 Halloween Win Over UTEP
Football wins first Halloween home game since 1981 as they score 31 unanswered points to pull away from fellow Mountain West newcomer, UTEP.
VarietyHistory of Halloween
Who is the Moment Really For?
Living our lives through pictures and social media.
News"Rural Communities Need More Than Economic Growth to Thrive," Researcher Says
VarietySpooky Season Safety
Information to help children and young adults stay safe during Halloween.
VarietyBeyond Seoul: Weekend in Busan
Completely opposite the city of Seoul and located on the southwestern most corner of the Korean peninsula, you will find the city of Busan.
SportsSoccer Shuts Out UND on Senior Night, 3-0
NewsWomen's Activist Organization to Hold Protest Against Rape Culture
NewsArthur’s Barn Offers NDSU Students a Place to Dance Beyond Campus
SportsNDSU Men's Basketball: New-Look Bison Win Thriller Over MSUM 80-74 in Exhibition Match
SportsVolleyball Splits After a Dominant Sweep to Omaha and a Heartbreaking Loss to St. Thomas
OpinionLetter to the Editor: Feeding Hungry Children Is a Responsibility We Share
"Measure 2 would require public schools to provide free breakfast and lunch each school day to all students. "
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OpinionNot Every Closed Door is a Missed Opportunity
“Sometimes, the life we are struggling to accept is the very life we once asked God for.”
SportsBreaking Offense: Hayes Throws Third Pick Six in 21-16 Loss to New Mexico
Football drops back-to-back road games for the first time since 2010 after a 21-16 loss to the New Mexico Lobos at University Stadium in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
OpinionLetter to the Editor: Growing in Fargo
What I have experienced and learned during my time here
NewsNDSU Business Fair highlights opportunities beyond business majors
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OpinionThe Difference a Dog Makes
Can walking a dog change how safe and comfortable we feel in our own communities?
VarietyStartupBREW Gives College Students a Chance to Connect with Local Entrepreneurs
GalleryNDSU Vs. Nevada 10/17
NewsWhy are gas prices so high?
Variety“Ride The Cyclone:" A Ride Worth Watching
SportsSoccer gets Blanked at Oral Roberts, 1-0
NewsBoo! at NDSU returns for Halloween festivities
SportsCross Country Teams Wrap Up Regular Season at the Bradley Pink Classic
OpinionThe Hardest Parts About Being a Senior That No One Talks About
You can be excited about graduating while grieving the people, places and experiences you’re leaving behind.
SportsVolleyball Drops Back-to-Back Five-Set Matches to SDSU and USD
SportsNothing Normal: Jackson Williams Kick Six Propels Bison to Bowl Eligibility in Crazy 31-17 Win over Nevada
The Fargodome was more of a circus big top Saturday, as a kick six, defense PAT return, two Marion Moore interceptions, and two Nathan Hayes touchdown passes led to a 31-17 Bison win. The victory means NDSU is bowl-eligible in its first FBS season.
OpinionThings I Just Don't Get: Part Three
Even more things about the world that baffle me
VarietyThe Migrating Cake: Kuchen’s Journey to America
Kuchen has experienced glocalization through the Germans’ global movement to Russia and America and its interaction with local contexts in these different countries.
VarietyFrom the NDSU Press: "Tough but Fair"
A sneak-peek at one of the latest university press books.
NewsNDSU Alumnus Named 2027 North Dakota Teacher of the Year
NewsBeyond the Badge: NDSU Police Connect with Students Over Coffee
SportsGolf Teams Tee Off in New York and Montana: Day One Recap
VarietyThe Return of Old-School Hobbies
OpinionFrom Books to Doomscrolling
Thirty minutes of reading may not change your day, but thirty minutes every day can change the person you become.
VarietyFall Activities in Fargo
NDSU Chi Alpha Students Gather for Annual Fall Retreat
SportsSoccer Drops to Third in Summit League After Winless Week Against St. Thomas, Omaha
SportsVolleyball Dominates In-State Rival UND with a Sweep in Grand Forks
OpinionWhen Death Is Our Entertainment
Why I never understood the popularity of Halloween
SportsGamble and Lose: Offense Goes Broke in 13-7 Loss to UNLV
Three Nathan Hayes interceptions and a curious fourth and one call doom NDSU to their first Mountain West and FBS loss against the UNLV Rebels.
VarietyNational Down Syndrome Awareness Month
NewsSupreme Court Hears Major Climate Case Over Local Lawsuits Against Oil Companies
VarietyFall Eats, Treats and Flavors
Pumpkin spice and everything nice about fall foods
OpinionWe Can Return to a Place, but Not to a Time
Homecoming asks us to return not only to familiar places, but also to the people we once were there.
SportsSoccer Remains in Summit League Race After Scoreless Draw With SDSU
VarietyUniversity Celebrations: NDSU Hoco and Konkuk Festival
University celebrations seem fairly universal, but how does an American university like NDSU compare to a Korean university like Konkuk in its festivities?
OpinionCollege Forces Us to Socialize Too Much
Forcing friendships and being too busy might do more harm than good
NewsMarshall Stewart Inaugurated as NDSU's 16th President
GalleryNDSU Vs. Wyoming 10/3
SportsVolleyball Sweeps Oral Roberts on the Road, Comes Up Short at Kansas City
VarietyStretching into the Semester with Pilates
SportsCross Country Teams Dominate at Jimmie Invite to Take Team Titles
OpinionMaking a Case for Classic Television
The new shows just don’t compare to the golden oldies
SportsBison Corral Cowboys 28-0 on Homecoming to Claim "Battle of the Basins" Trophy
NDSU football caps Homecoming week with a 28-0 shutout win over the Wyoming Cowboys in their first-ever Mountain West home game. The Bison own a 19-3 record on Homecoming since moving to Division I in 2004.
OpinionWhen Fargo Felt the Heat
VarietyBalancing More Aspects of Life
A continued look at how to improve some areas of living.
Opinion
SportsSoccer Earns First Summit League Win Against South Dakota, Falls to UND on the Road
SportsTwo Days Through the Badger Invitational, Here's What We’ve Seen
SportsVolleyball Opens Summit League Play 1-1 with Win Over St. Thomas, Falls to Omaha
VarietyDetroit Lakes' 2nd Annual Last One Standing
NewsA Saturday at the Market: Exploring Fargo's Red River Market
VarietyOutside Seoul: Jeju Island
Jeju Island is the southern-most island of Korea and is a famous travel destination for both foreigners and Koreans.
SportsEditor-to-Editor: Grant Hubbard Catches Up with Former Spectrum Editor Sam Herder
Current Editor-in-Chief Grant Hubbard had the chance to interview former Spectrum Editor-in-Chief and current FCS football writer Sam Herder to discuss his tenure at The Spectrum and his take on the FCS now that NDSU is playing FBS football
OpinionThe River Doesn't Know Which State It Is In
Between Fargo and Moorhead, the Red River marks a boundary while everyday life keeps crossing it.