The NFL had their first run-in with a COVID-19 outbreak when the season started. Patriots star quarterback Cam Newton, as well as several players from the Tennessee Titans, tested positive leading up to the week four games. This forced the Chiefs vs. Patriots game to b...

Joe Davis is a graduate of the English program at Minot State University and tours nationally as an artist, educator, and speaker based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His work employs poetry, music, theater, and dance to shape culture. He is the founder and director of mul...

The following is a submitted piece by Minot state nursing student Meghan Sutrick. 

The year 2020 has taught us safety precautions to prevent the spread of germs and sickness. We have learned how to wash our hands, wear masks, and implement social distancing. These preca...

The first couple weeks of the NFL season is in the books. With an abbreviated offseason, the talk was whether players would be mentally ready when the games began with no pre-season games, barely any training camps, and no rookie minicamps. With very little live reps t...

As the upcoming election looms in the distance, it’s important to keep an eye on the future (which will be shaped by those who vote!) and also look back at the actions, decisions, and statements of past presidents. “Very Presidential,” hosted by Ashley Flowers, is one...

The NFL recently wrapped up its NFL Combine Testing. The NFL Scouting Combine is a week-long showcase where college football players perform physical and mental tests in front of coaches, general managers, and scouts.

Standout defensive end from Ohio State Chase Young c...

There are many places to travel in the world. With Spring Break approaching, many of us are excited to plan our trip. Many times, we forget about safety, which should be a priority when choosing a destination. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends protecting...

Keep calm, the countdown is on! Spring Break is a highly anticipated time for hundreds of thousands of students nationwide. During this time, students plan to relax, let loose, and spend time with their friends. Whether you are spending time on the beach with your pals...

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. On March 28, marches are held all around the world to walk in support of the women that battle with endometriosis every day. If there isn’t a march in your area, there is also a virtual march where you can watch it live and parti...

The University of North Dakota student newspaper, the Dakota Student, printed an opinion piece in the Feb. 11 issue by one of its writers titled “Halftime Performance or Pornography?”

The article has since been removed from the paper’s website. One paragraph read, “We w...