Literature and Journalism
- James M. Edie, philosopher
- Al McIntosh, newspaper editor, columns were featured in The War
- Jennie Shortridge, novelist
- Era Bell Thompson, editor of Ebony
- George H. Walsh, newspaper editor, publisher, founding role with the University of North Dakota
- Walter Wangerin, Jr., author of religious novels and children's books
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