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Keep Campus Green at BSC
Earth Day is around the corner. The annual event, celebrated on April 22, gives people around the world a chance to showcase their concern and support for the environment. At Bismarck State College, students, faculty, and staff have the chance to demonstrate care for the environment. Still, it can be difficult for students to practice eco-friendly living if their budget is tight. So how can students “go green” at BSC without breaking the bank? Here are some tips to keep in mi
Sophia Fafard
Apr 282 min read


Mystics Softball Take Back Wins as Season Progresses
The Mystics Softball team has racked up wins in the past few weeks after competing at the Space Coast Games in Florida over Spring Break. The Mystics played teams from Indiana, Michigan, and Illinois, as well as the Czech Republic National Team. The team won four games and lost five, with the game against the Czech Republic National Team not counting for a win or loss. After the Space Coast Games, the Mystics played strong at their home field against Carroll College, winning
Sophia Fafard
Apr 282 min read


Ag Club Travels to Europe for Agricultural Excursion
Spring Break was an eventful time for many Bismarck State College students. Whether it be traveling home, spending time at work, or visiting another country, students each had their own unique adventure during the break. This was especially true for BSC’s Ag Club as they traveled to Europe for their annual club trip. Around 30 students traveled to Europe for the five day jaunt, where they received a first-hand look at different agricultural practices and historic places in G
Sophia Fafard
Apr 282 min read


Mystics Softball Set Sights on More NAIA Competition
The Bismarck State College Mystics Softball team dived headfirst into their first season competing in the NAIA, with a total of ten games played since the publication of this article. So far, the season is a win-loss ratio of 9-1, with the Mystics having defeated Waldorf University Warriors in Iowa with a score of 11-5. Despite nine losses, the season started off with some close-scoring games. After the win against the Warriors, games have seen the gap between scores widening
Sophia Fafard
Mar 163 min read


Ahmed Rady: A Worldly Professor
In an office located on the first floor of the Career Academy at Bismarck State College, Assistant Teaching Professor of Agriculture, Technology, and Natural Resources Ahmed Rady prepares to teach a small class on precision agriculture. Precision agriculture is a type of farming that uses technology like GPS, sensors, and drones in an attempt to keep farming more controlled and accurate when it comes to crops and livestock. This is a new form of farming that Rady has the oppo
Sophia Fafard
Mar 164 min read
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