Dean Bresciani gets job working as barista on campus Every year, every semester, every week, budget cuts are discussed and often result in a department “Budget cuts affect NDSU president”
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.
Grad Fair cancelled
NDSU Bookstore ordered the wrong commencement gowns The NDSU Bookstore announced the biannual Grad Fair, where graduation cap and gowns are available to be purchased “Grad Fair cancelled”
NDSU women focus on women’s history
‘Suffragette’ starts a conersation between students, staff and faculty In honor and to celebrate Women’s History Month, a panel of North Dakota State women spoke “NDSU women focus on women’s history”
Furry Friends| Murphy and Minx
A big boy and a queen bee Homeward Animal Shelter has many animals available, and sometimes they go quickly. So, when you see a dog “Furry Friends| Murphy and Minx”
Hockey raising money for pups
NDSU fraternities raise money for Homeward Animal Shelter with ‘Pucks for Pups’ Through combining a passion with a cause, North Dakota State fraternity Sigma Alpha “Hockey raising money for pups”
Are tarot cards real?
NDSU hosts Psychic Fair for students to hear about their future Whether you believe in psychics or not, it’s interesting to hear what people interpret “Are tarot cards real?”
Furry Friends| Castle and Watermelon
Older cats need love too Watermelon’s glare at the camera is deceiving of her loveable personality. PHOTO BY: Homeward Animal Shelter Sometimes shelters have too “Furry Friends| Castle and Watermelon”
Let’s talk about campus diversity
Student campaign competition leads to a serious topic In an effort to bring more awareness to diversity in the Fargo-Moorhead community and on the North “Let’s talk about campus diversity”