Just in time for fall, earthy singer Bon Iver released his new album “22, A Million” on Sept. 30. Despite the album only having “The Never-Ending Journey of Bon Iver”
Author: Paige Johnson
Paige is currently a contributing writer for The Spectrum. Formerly, she was the Arts & Entertainment editor and a staff writer. She enjoys visiting art museums, seeing theatrical productions and long walks in the park.
Celebrating the Right to Read
Surrounded by stacks of books, students, faculty and community members gathered in the Weber Reading Room at the NDSU Library. Kent Sandstrom, Dean of the “Celebrating the Right to Read”
Editor’s Choice: Read at Your Own Risk
Every year, the American Library Association celebrates the right to read with Banned Books Week. Featuring libraries from across the country, Banned Books Week highlights “Editor’s Choice: Read at Your Own Risk”
Late Officer Honored By Books
Jason Moszer, the Fargo police officer who was killed in the line of duty earlier this year, is being memorialized in the Fargo Public Library “Late Officer Honored By Books”
Letter from the Section Editor: NDSU Arts 101
With homecoming this week, it’s easy to think of the success of our football team and the overwhelming accomplishments of our research. But less frequently “Letter from the Section Editor: NDSU Arts 101”
Welcome Back, Theatre B
Theatre B is back and better than ever with their newest season. The local theater had to close its Main Street space last year due to a “Welcome Back, Theatre B”
Editor’s Choice: Let’s Go Bison!
Homecoming is here. Every year, NDSU brings out its best to show their bison pride as students and staff celebrate the return of the school “Editor’s Choice: Let’s Go Bison!”
The Nature of Time and Space
The cyclical nature of the world is becoming increasingly prominent as we begin the fall season: leaves drop from trees, animals go into hibernation and “The Nature of Time and Space”