Trolls roam the corridors of Putnam Hall. Not Internet trolls (although that is possible), actual trolls, with their goofy hair and weird little gems instead “The Trolls of Putnam Hall”
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.
Historic Graduation for Native American Woman
Winter commencement will be a historic occasion both for North Dakota State and Judi Simley, a member of the Turtle Mountain Ojibwe tribe and the “Historic Graduation for Native American Woman”
It’s the Homestretch: Here’s How to Survive
Ah, yes, finals are quickly approaching. A dark cloud hangs over campus. Students look eerily like the walking dead, powered only by unhealthy amounts of “It’s the Homestretch: Here’s How to Survive”
Students Develop Hope Kits for Survivors
One out of every four women will be the victim of sexual assault at some point in her college career. Perhaps we can quibble about “Students Develop Hope Kits for Survivors”
Ask Rio | Long Hair, Don’t Care
Dear Rio, I’ve been thinking about growing out my hair, but as a guy, I’m concerned about people judging me. As someone with long hair, “Ask Rio | Long Hair, Don’t Care”
How to Survive a Nuclear War
No, a nuclear war is not looming. But this is hypothetical. Run with me on it. Perhaps you, like me, are wondering what the world “How to Survive a Nuclear War”
WWI and Living Memorials
The urge to memorialize events or people that have a wide cultural impact is strong — sometimes we carve those events into stone, or mold “WWI and Living Memorials”
Sleeping Bags, Outdoor Snoozing and Angry Inchworms
I, for one, enjoy sleeping. Particularly in a nice warm bed, piled high with fuzzy blankets (But no pillows. Pillows are weird). But that’s not “Sleeping Bags, Outdoor Snoozing and Angry Inchworms”