Coaching is about more than just the sport for Matthew Nemer ’24. It’s about fostering rich connections in the community around him.

From Concordia to Yale Divinity School, Riley Erlandson ’21 embraces the interdisciplinary nature of a liberal arts education as she continues her studies in religion and ecology.

From teaching to his role in the Midwest Academy of Management, Dr. Shontarius Aikens understands the importance of a personalized classroom experience.

Math and education double major Jaime Dodson ’26 sums up her successful transfer experience.

As a college community, the Fargo-Moorhead area has many places to hang out, shop, and explore.

Finals can be a stressful time for any college student. Here are some ways you can destress and take a break between studying and exams.

Campus has first-rate dining options (it was ranked the best college food in Minnesota), but downtown Fargo has many unique restaurants to try when exploring the area.

Senior Ian Scheele, a neuroscience and art double major, finds harmony in his scientific and artistic passions.

There is no shortage of phenomenal coffee shops in the area that will quench any caffeine lover’s thirst.

With the goal of becoming a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, Kylie Brenny ’25 spent two months shadowing doctors with multiple specialties in Italy and Spain.