After 5 years I can share what they don’t tell you about college Graduation day is finally arriving, and this will be my final article “Things I’ve learned at NDSU”
Author: Miranda Stambler
Miranda Stambler is a senior majoring in Journalism with minors in English Writing Studies and Animal Science and will be graduating in May 2019. This is her second year working at The Spectrum as the Features Editor. She learned about the job through a listserv email and applied to gain more experience, invest in her love for writing and a build a portfolio.
Behind the desk | Emily Wicktor
A mysterious professor with many stories to tell From growing up loving hockey and diving off a spring board to studying Victorian pornography and finding “Behind the desk | Emily Wicktor”
Student campaign spreads awareness on Title X
Project 70 brings light to rights being taken away Many people are uninformed about Title X and the changes being made. Three North Dakota State “Student campaign spreads awareness on Title X”
A future for Indian women
Begunahi’s annual fundraiser looks to gain more funds for future daughters NDSU faculty lecturer Riaz Aziz founded the Begunahi Foundation in 2013 with his wife. “A future for Indian women”
Pinterest Interest| Let me graduate in peace
No, I don’t have a plan after graduation and that’s OK For those of you that are freshmen, it may seem as though people constantly “Pinterest Interest| Let me graduate in peace”
Student Organization Spotlight| Just Jesus
A support system for anyone willing There are many religious organizations on the North Dakota State campus, so what makes them all different other than “Student Organization Spotlight| Just Jesus”
Sex trafficking in North Dakota
Woke Shop trains people to learn more about sex trafficking in the area There are many misconceptions and misunderstandings when it comes to human trafficking. “Sex trafficking in North Dakota”
Graduate students win for research
Third annual GSC Symposium gives students a chance to feel a part of campus Graduate students have a tough job of always doing research, so “Graduate students win for research”