The MAT buses have been known for years of faithful, dependable service, regularly transporting students to their classes with wonderful efficiency. However, I am sorry to “Thoughts From Under a Bus”
Author: Rio Bergh
Rio is a senior majoring in English and Psychology. When he isn't working for The Spectrum or completing schoolwork, he enjoys performing ukulele concerts for the fish in his aquarium.
Ask a Grime-Choked Bar
To clarify, I am not literally a grime-choked bar, I’m actually a human being. It’s just that I spend a significant amount of time in “Ask a Grime-Choked Bar”
Springtime Sadness
I love spring. Really, I do. It’s in my top four list of favorite seasons. But at the same time, there is something about spring “Springtime Sadness”
Thoughts from a Bus
Recently, the Minard Coffee Shop claimed it kept sleepy students from being squashed under buses by giving them coffee, implying that if the coffee wasn’t “Thoughts from a Bus”
From Garden to D.C.: McNair Scholar Represents NDSU
Brandt Berghuis is in his fifth year, finishing a degree in crop and weed science-biotechnology, all while competing on the track team and conducting research “From Garden to D.C.: McNair Scholar Represents NDSU”
Why It’s Hard to Go Vegan
I am in the process of transitioning from being a vegetarian to being vegan. After watching (arguably) a few too many documentaries and spending a “Why It’s Hard to Go Vegan”
Thoughts from the Minard Coffee Shop
You may not know it, but I am the very reason that many students are still alive. I give them their coffee and it enables “Thoughts from the Minard Coffee Shop”
Lab Work: The Undergrad Version
If you imagine a university lab, you may think of the graying scientist with years of experience, possibly with a bunch of rats in the “Lab Work: The Undergrad Version”