French is not just for French speakers, or so Jeanne Hageman hopes to show by example. The first French Film Festival, presented by the modern “French Film Festival Seeks to ‘Put a Face on French’”
Author: Jack Dura
Jack Dura was The Spectrum's head news editor for NDSU's 2015-16 academic year. He also served as arts & entertainment editor from 2014-15, and covered area theater and arts from 2012-14. He also wrote for the High Plains Reader, Hillsboro Banner and Prairie Public's Dakota Datebook. He graduated in May 2016 with a bachelor's in journalism and a minor in French.
Herd & Horns Collaborates with Campus
In five months of business, Herd & Horns has made some changes; the 14,000 students across the street are to blame. The North Dakota State-themed “Herd & Horns Collaborates with Campus”
Athletics Returns to Explain Student Fee Increase
The questions were fewer and criticism less for NDSU athletics Monday. Returning to present a student fee increase proposal, athletics deputy director Todd Phelps and “Athletics Returns to Explain Student Fee Increase”
Reopening Event Planned for Library Entrance
With the start of a new semester comes a new entrance to the main library of North Dakota State. After a year of processing, planning and “Reopening Event Planned for Library Entrance”
Project to Expand RDC to Begin in March
Another North Dakota State dining center is poised to grow. A project to expand the Residence Dining Center eastward onto the green space near South “Project to Expand RDC to Begin in March”
Athletics Requests 35 Percent Increase in Student Fees
Students attending an open forum Friday regarding proposed student fee increases had criticism and questions for NDSU athletics. The Tier I organization requested a 35.5 percent “Athletics Requests 35 Percent Increase in Student Fees”
No Major Problem Being Undecided
Dietetics or apparel studies? This was the life-altering decision Mikayla Hahn faced. After interviewing and finding housing at Los Angeles’ Fashion Institute of Design & “No Major Problem Being Undecided”
North Dakota Not Diverse? OK Then.
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.”