Traditional laboratories with their flasks of bubbling, mysterious substances often spring to mind when we think of research and innovation. However, innovation is not limited “Innovation Challenge 2016: AuSome Environments”
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.
The Disenchanted Thoughts of an Honest Professor
I had the privilege of being in class with one of those professors you might classify as “an inspiring human being” — intelligent, thoughtful, analytical “The Disenchanted Thoughts of an Honest Professor”
Grad Students in the Mist
The thought of “going to college” calls up ideas of the stereotypical college student — the one who develops a caffeine addiction, spends a significant “Grad Students in the Mist”
Valentine’s Day: The Single Perspective
Spring is (hopefully) just around the corner, and love is in the air, bringing to many those familiar feelings of butterflies in the stomach, dizziness, “Valentine’s Day: The Single Perspective”
Freezing for a Reason
Perhaps you recently have seen some students standing outside of the Memorial Union or on the corner by the Loaf-n-Jug holding “Freeze-a-Thon” signs. These students “Freezing for a Reason”
How to Avoid Slipping on Ice
Now that we are fully in the grip of winter, it seems to be a perfect moment for talking about an important issue: how to “How to Avoid Slipping on Ice”
A Bison Abroad | Reflections
After four months in England, I am now back in Fargo. England’s parting gift to me was rain, and North Dakota’s welcome was snow and “A Bison Abroad | Reflections”
A Bison Abroad | The ‘Study’ in Study Abroad
As much as it pains me to say, studying abroad isn’t entirely travel, food and fun. There is actually a certain amount of studying that “A Bison Abroad | The ‘Study’ in Study Abroad”