As of Sept. 25, Governor Doug Burgum elevated the COVID-19 risk levels for several North Dakota counties. Ward County’s risk level moved from low risk to moderate risk, or green to yellow, along with Cass, Dunn, Emmons, McKenzie, Richland, Sargent, and Stutsman countie...

Minot State has many different clubs and organizations that  students and faculty may not be aware of or are unsure of the clubs’ purposes. The Coup is one group at Minot State that brings opportunities to students in the Art and English Departments to showcase their p...

Election season is upon us and every vote counts. For some, this may be the first time they’ve been able to vote and will still need to register. While registering is a quick and straightforward process, some are tasked with requesting an absentee or mail-in ballot. 

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The Minot State Sustainability Committee hosted a tree planting ceremony on Oct. 6 in honor of the 50th, the anniversary of Earth Day. The tree was planted between Cyril Moore and Swain Hall. The event was postponed last spring due to coronavirus precautions. During th...

On Tuesday, Sept. 29, the long-awaited first presidential debate took place between current U.S. president and Republican nominee Donald J. Trump and former Democratic Vice President Joe Biden. Fox News anchor Chris Wallace moderated the debate, and his night was a bus...

The West is burning. Wildfires have hit Oregon especially hard, burning 938,000 acres. According to KFYR-TV out of Williston, 17 firefighters from four North Dakota fire departments travelled to Oregon to fight the Slater fire. Those volunteers come from Williston, Far...

On Sept. 22, the Minot State University Campus Pride Club raised the LGBTQ+ flag for the first time in Minot State’s history outside the Student Center. 

Guest speakers at the event included Steven Fehr-Dallolio, MSU Campus Pride Club president; Zoya Robbins, Pride Club...

COVID-19 has surpassed the beliefs of many in its rampage on the world. With the United States currently confirming more than 2.5 million active cases, it doesn’t seem to be slowing down. Universities around the world have adapted as best as possible to operate at full...

Throughout Minot State, MSU Life is widely known to students, faculty, and staff for the hundreds of events they put on all schoolyear for students free of charge. It’s hard to find a student on campus who hasn’t attended an MSU Life event. From bingo and Family Feud i...

On March 20, 2020, Minot State University announced that the remainder of the spring semester would be delivered remotely due to the increasing severity of the coronavirus pandemic. Students moved out of residence halls and moved home for their classes. Summer classes...