NDSU’s winter commencement was held this evening at the newly renovated SHAC facility. This is the day that makes those years of hard work all worth it. Walking across that stage and getting that diploma in hand opens possibilities for success. This day is extra special for those who are the first in their families to complete college. “It’s kind…
The results of the annual competition between law enforcement, realtors, and firefighters to raise money for the Salvation Army are in. For the second year in a row, REALTORS took the prize raising $39,747, just shy of their $40,000 goal. Between all three groups, over $70,000 were raised over the three days of bell ringing. This competition has been running…
With the big Bison game tomorrow, the NDSU bookstore has seen a peak in shoppers getting their last minute gear. The store offers a variety of unique clothing and accessories, such as necklaces and sweaters. With the cold weather expected tomorrow, Mary Sivertson, who is the store’s buyer says that the winter gear is very popular. “A lot of people…
A group of local high school students paired up with fourth graders to teach them about compassion. Twenty Fargo South High School leaders spent their day at Lincoln Elementary School playing team–building games as well as trust activities. Some of the activities included guessing games using Play–Doh and building a puzzle together. The Day of Compassion is aimed to build…
Twenty people have died of drug overdose in the Fargo area this year alone. One of the main focuses of this meeting was the fact that North Dakota has just received two million dollars through the 21st Century Cures Act. “What we’re trying to do at the federal level with the 21st Century Cures Act is to bring the resources…
Believe it or not, there are ways to have fun outside in this bitter cold winter.
A fun filled Friday is coming up for NDSU students.
It doesn’t take a blizzard to make the roads hazardous.
For some members of the Bison football team, Friday is big on…and off the field.
Bells continue to ring in West Fargo, except this time it’s law enforcement doing the ringing at the kettles.
