Despite surviving two major earthquakes, and two World Wars, historic Ralston Hall will no longer house university offices and classrooms. This after the stark recommendations of two recent and independent engineering reports. The last day the mansion is expected to be open to the public is January 15. After that, it will be closed and [...]
There are not many people in the world that can take a potentially career ending injury and say it was a good thing. Then again, there are not many people in the world like Jeff Ford. The NDNU senior, in his final year on campus, ruptured his Achilles tendon after a scrimmage practice. The effects [...]
“Picturing Paradise” is Rebecca Davis’ own collection of curated cuadros, or embroidered fabric pictures. They are now on display in Wiegand Gallery where they may be viewed until the end of October. Davis’ curated exhibition, the outcome of several fieldwork projects to underprivileged areas, is in truth the handiwork of women in the Peruvian community [...]
