Perhaps you, like me, have a healthy fear of clowns. I don’t know why they’re so damn creepy. Maybe I’m just scarred for life from “The Spectrum Asks | Creepy Clowns?”
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.
Computer Science Student Develops New Dining App
All you really want (tell me what you want, what you really really want) is some macaroni and cheese. You pull out your phone to “Computer Science Student Develops New Dining App”
Living on the Great Plains
It seems many people who haven’t been to North Dakota operate under the impression that we all live on a boring, empty plain in the “Living on the Great Plains”
The Spectrum Asks | Water Woggles?
I recently learned that pool noodles used to be called water woggles. If you ask me, it’s a dirty shame that the name ever got “The Spectrum Asks | Water Woggles?”
Thoughts from the Lincoln Log Cabin
Your old scrapbooks might occasionally complain about being forgotten in the corner of an attic. They don’t know anything about being forgotten. I should know. “Thoughts from the Lincoln Log Cabin”
Meet Your Homecoming Court
Asif Arshid is a graduate student in civil engineering. What NDSU means to you: “NDSU is ‘the stone of the philosophers,’ which is transforming an “Meet Your Homecoming Court”
Fall: The Deadliest Season
Summer is officially over and bugs are dying by the truckload. To be honest, I’m totally OK with the fact that fall is the deadliest “Fall: The Deadliest Season”
Pipelines and Pipe Dreams | Opposing the Dakota Access Pipeline
Amidst the rolling hills and yellow leaves of south-central North Dakota, there is a scar in the beautiful landscape. Broken land bulldozed into piles disrupts “Pipelines and Pipe Dreams | Opposing the Dakota Access Pipeline”