The state legislature is starving NDSU of funds
Our opinion: Attention, high school seniors: don’t apply to a public university in ND
Read NowOpinion · 2017
State Sen. Wardner, NDSU budget cuts, and the Legacy Fund
by HPR Contributor | May 3, 2017
To the Editor: I am writing this letter as a follow-up to the one that I co-signed as one of the University Distinguished Professors…
Read NowLet’s look at the whole impact of New Americans To Our Area
by HPR Contributor | May 3, 2017
To the editor: Verifiable information and tax records that have been available to the city and commissioners for months show Commissioner Piepkorn’s recent assertion’s…
Read NowBack to the basement, graduates
by Ed Raymond | May 3, 2017
tThe American student loan debt has now reached $1.5 trillion, with defaults on the debt at more than 40% of debtors.
Read NowUse that energy to combat hate speech with love
by Sabrina Hornung | May 3, 2017
From one snowflake to another
Read NowDrink the good stuff while you still can
by Tom Bixby | Apr 26, 2017
Our opinion: Independent craft breweries are an endangered species
Read NowA huge pile of corpses
by Ed Raymond | Apr 26, 2017
Scientist Stephen Hawking, computer whiz Bill Gates, and a few other AI nerds are afraid the robots are going to take us over quite…
Read NowAll cruelty springs from weakness
by Ed Raymond | Apr 19, 2017
Would a liberal Democrat or a conservative Republican kill baited bears?
Read NowVenting online
by Sabrina Hornung | Apr 19, 2017
Our opinion: West Fargo is losing an able, talented teacher
Read NowNDSU Budget cuts
by HPR Contributor | Apr 19, 2017
To the editor: Budget Cuts to North Dakota University System Will Have “Long-Lasting, Perhaps Irreversible Impacts” on Quality of Higher Education and Economic Recovery…
Read NowFracking and the Little Missouri River
by Jim Fuglie | Apr 19, 2017
The North Dakota State Water Commission has violated state law more than 600 times in recent years by issuing permits for industrial use of…
Read NowWhite male privilege vs. American democracy
by Charlie Barber | Apr 19, 2017
“When the white man turns tyrant, it is his own freedom that he destroys.” -George Orwell, 1935
Read NowCitizens Un-united of America
by Ed Raymond | Apr 12, 2017
“When a Manhattan bakery, the site of their favorite cookies, was going to close, the Mercers bought the bakery to solve that little problem.”
Read NowThe shame of fearing fear itself
by Charlie Barber | Apr 12, 2017
No brave man or woman is afraid to shed tears when they are appropriate to fears that are genuine.
Read NowAthens will probably never be great again
by Ed Raymond | Apr 5, 2017
“Every country that has been considered close to great in the past, including Greece and Rome, fell victim to income inequality.”
Read NowShould Fargo have another bike co-op?
by A.D. Ness | Apr 5, 2017
“Separating the two distinct areas within the co-op (educational vs profit-generating) would ease the headaches all around.”
Read NowThank you, Richard Nixon and the EPA
by Jim Fuglie | Apr 5, 2017
With Arthaud out of the picture, and the oil boom gone bust, we’ll see how much enthusiasm there still is for this project.
Read NowHow many kids have been killed by teddy bears?
by Ed Raymond | Mar 29, 2017
We live in a very complicated world that adds segments to its complexity every hour of the day.
Read NowJames Comey: Trump tracker
by Charlie Barber | Mar 29, 2017
“…assuredly we have lost faith in common honesty, and in the working power of it.” – John Ruskin
Read NowBands on the run
by Tom Bixby | Mar 29, 2017
Our opinion: Hey, all they wanted to do was play some music.
Read NowIs healthcare a privilege or a right?
by Ed Raymond | Mar 22, 2017
“Texas State Representative Jessica Farrar’s bill would fine men $100 for masturbating and require rectal exams before men get Viagra prescriptions“
Read NowThe Pro-Life Challenge
by Karen Kohoutek | Mar 22, 2017
How about we try to fix the root causes?
Read NowBullying in the Women’s National Basketball Association
by Tom Bixby | Mar 22, 2017
Our opinion: A nationally known athlete lets it all hang out
Read NowNew Little Missouri bridge site selected–and no one’s going to be happy
by Jim Fuglie | Mar 22, 2017
The new bridge, and, one has to assume, some new or improved roads leading to the two highways, would, in theory, make life easier…
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