Retired NDSU administrator and alumnus awaits publishing of new book on May 5, 2021 Prakash Mathew, a retired NDSU administrator and alumnus, is awaiting the ““We Are Called . . . To Do the Right Thing””
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Student spending on course materials is decreasing
Students have many options when it comes to buying course materials Data from the independent research firm Student Monitor found that amidst the pandemic and “Student spending on course materials is decreasing”
Future students get a feel of campus life
Discover NDSU lets prospective students explore campus and learn more about NDSU On Friday, Feb. 26, North Dakota State University hosted Discover NDSU to welcome “Future students get a feel of campus life”
Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine is approved by the FDA
The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is the first Covid-19 vaccine that only requires one shot As of March 1, approximately 96,402,490 Covid-19 vaccine doses have “Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine is approved by the FDA”
TalkBack to Racism
North Dakota State University’s President’s council for diversity, inclusion and respect invites speakers to educate its members on racism in the community. It’s in history “TalkBack to Racism”
Trump acquitted in most bipartisan impeachment vote in U.S. history
Trump’s second impeachment trial results in favor of conviction On Jan. 13, 2021, the House of Representatives impeached former President Donald Trump for the second “Trump acquitted in most bipartisan impeachment vote in U.S. history”
Emily Chamlee-Wright talks about free speech on campuses
The moderated discussion included topics about free speech in higher education and how to be open-minded towards conversations Emily Chamlee-Wright, the president and CEO of “Emily Chamlee-Wright talks about free speech on campuses”
How science is impacting the world today
Exploring Charles Darwin’s work and how science has helped combat the Coronavirus Feb. 4 is a day that people celebrate all over the world to “How science is impacting the world today”