A landmark birthday will be held on campus next week. “The Little International Livestock Show is the largest student-run event on the NDSU campus, involving over “Little International Celebrates 90 Years”
Author: Kelsey Dirks
TRIO: Helping Those Who Help Themselves
With all of clubs, organizations and resources North Dakota State offers, it’s hard to keep them all straight. In fact, it’s near impossible to be “TRIO: Helping Those Who Help Themselves”
Bison Bits | Avoiding the Winter Blues
These months after the holiday season and before spring tend to get me down. The buzz of winter break and the new semester are over, “Bison Bits | Avoiding the Winter Blues”
Top 5 Locally Owned Restaurants
Though I love Olive Garden and Panda Express, sometimes I want something a little more local and original. Chain restaurants are nice when you’re in “Top 5 Locally Owned Restaurants”
Empowering Girls Worldwide
Molly Secor-Turner has spent the majority of her life serving others. The North Dakota State associate professor started service as a teenage girl, looking to make “Empowering Girls Worldwide”
El Niño Awakens, Strikes
North Dakota is an odd, varying state, to say the least. We have a record low temperature of -60 degrees Fahrenheit and record high of “El Niño Awakens, Strikes”
New Year, Same Me
New Year’s Day rings in a fresh calendar, hellish hangovers and often unattainable resolutions. While the calendar and hangovers still exist, I’ve found the number of “New Year, Same Me”
Tips for Surviving the Holidays
The holidays can be a stressful time of year. While often filled with presents and joy, you might stumble across a family gathering’s arguments. The heated debates “Tips for Surviving the Holidays”