Starting this last week, the NDSU Theatre Department has begun to debut its October show, “Little Women.” “It’s the American Civil War and the March “NDSU Theatre Presents: “Little Women””
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RA Applications to Open Soon
Applications to be an RA for the 2025-2026 school year will open later in the month, according to the NDSU website, and so it is “RA Applications to Open Soon”
KNDS Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary
Last Friday KNDS celebrated its 20th anniversary as a student-run radio station. Though a radio station had existed on campus before KNDS was created, it “KNDS Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary”
Pieces of NDSU’s History in the Archives
Some students go their entire academic career without realizing that NDSU has its own archives. Located less than ten minutes from campus in an old “Pieces of NDSU’s History in the Archives”
National Day of Remembrance for Native American Boarding Schools Event at NDSU
On Sept. 30, 2024, NDSU New Beginnings and The Office of Multicultural Programs hosted an event in order to honor and remember the Native Americans “National Day of Remembrance for Native American Boarding Schools Event at NDSU”
Michele’s Table Struggles With Problematic Parking Situation
Michele’s Table, a quaint but much-adored French eatery located on 12th Ave. N, is owned and operated by the equally adored Michele La Haise-Bates. Michele’s “Michele’s Table Struggles With Problematic Parking Situation”
Goods for the Herd Food Pantry Helps Reduce Food Insecurity on Campus
About 23 percent, or 3.8 million college students experienced food insecurity in 2020, according to a survey by the Government Accountability Office, and NDSU is “Goods for the Herd Food Pantry Helps Reduce Food Insecurity on Campus”
Faculty Spotlight: Adam Goldwyn
Adam Goldwyn is a professor of English at NDSU. When not at work, he enjoys spending time with his six-year-old daughter and being outside. When “Faculty Spotlight: Adam Goldwyn”