Delaney Halloran – Page 3

Anti-choice lawmakers were successful in Texas, North Dakota could be next

The right to bodily autonomy is on the line As of Wednesday, Sept. 1, Senate Bill 8 has gone into effect in Texas. The bill, “Anti-choice lawmakers were successful in Texas, North Dakota could be next”

The lines between initiation and indoctrination may be one in the same Cults have long fascinated people, and I’m certainly no exception. Interested in why “The eerie similarities between cults and Greek life”

After a year and a half of online schooling, students tense for old-fashioned testing It’s been over a week since school began, syllabi have been “Open-book testing is in everyone’s best interest”

Petition to end NDSU mask mandate does not bode well for rising COVID rates Fall semester has arrived at NDSU. For months, the NDSU community “If you really care about ‘personal choice’ you’ll wear a mask”

The factors that set apart the drop-outs, the super seniors and the graduates My first day of freshman year I, along with every other new “Playing the graduation game: Will you make it?”

(At least temporarily) It’s hard to forget the excitement — and terror — of those first few weeks on campus: the fear of walking into “Dump your high school sweetheart, dump your high school friends”

grace growth

We can’t better society if we don’t allow room for growth I’ve been playing around a lot with the idea of growth. The action of “Finding grace, even for those who may seem undeserving”

Hear the Herd NDSU racism

Provost Fitzgerald might want racists here, but students don’t This has been a busy week for NDSU students—there are the expected stresses that accompany the “Lack of accountability, bigotry and a hate-crime: this week as an NDSU student”