On Thursday, March 29, North Dakota State Provost Beth Ingram awarded Jennifer Momsen, associate professor in the department of biological sciences, the Peltier Award “Professor Receives Peltier Award”
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.
Further Look Into Student Body President Candidates
Student body elections are back, and it is time to determine which candidate will be the one to make the best and more efficient changes “Further Look Into Student Body President Candidates”
Dining Centers Changing the Menu
NDSU dining centers are making a change to their menu to embrace the love Midwesterners have for ranch. Due to high demand starting March 30, “Dining Centers Changing the Menu”
Student Organization Spotlight | HOLA
Cultivating diversity on campus, celebrating other cultures and overall learning more of an area of interest from those who are a part of that “Student Organization Spotlight | HOLA”
Changing Careers and Finding a Library
The newly hired Social Sciences Librarian at NDSU, Alfred “Al” Bernardo, fell into the profession rather than knowing that is the passion he had, he “Changing Careers and Finding a Library”
NDSU Student Running for District 27
Miranda Stambler|THE SPECTRUM North Dakota State student Timothy Sizemore has been endorsed by the Libertarian Party for his campaign in District 27. Originally from Gillette, “NDSU Student Running for District 27”
Students Bring Awareness to ‘Drunkorexia’
Six North Dakota State students gathered to give a talk about ‘drunkorexia’ as a part of Women’s Week Tuesday, Feb. 27. Krista Gooris, Cole “Students Bring Awareness to ‘Drunkorexia’”
Women’s Week: Talk About Sexual Abuse Representation
Miranda Stambler| THE SPECTRUM For the beginning of Women’s Week, put on by the women and gender studies department, Kelly Cameron and Natalie Smith Carlson “Women’s Week: Talk About Sexual Abuse Representation”