Associate professor recognized for ‘intimate and captivating works that entrance the viewer’; exhibition at Grand Forks City Hall on Thursday Bubble with iceberg. Cooler with glacier. Snowman and goalpost. Todd Hebert chooses wintry subjects such as the above to grace many of […]
The book is a collection of scholarly articles on the several episodes of civilian internment in Canada, from World War One to the present UND History Professor and co-author of “Civilian Internment in Canada,” Jim Mochoruk Mochoruk, says the book tells […]
Associate Professor of Sociology, recent University Senate chair recognized for outstanding teaching, research and service among College of Arts & Sciences faculty The UND College of Arts & Sciences announced that this year’s recipient o the Itterman Faculty Professional Development Award […]
These materials, with ceramic-like and metal-like traits, could be used in many applications, including national defense Groundbreaking research in materials science will be happening over the next three years at UND as a result of a grant from the U.S. Department […]
Book combines scholarly essays with reflections, recipes and recollections to bring out complex history and work around the kitchen table With over 20 contributors and 60 selections, Backstories takes the reader from the East Coast’s Delmarva Peninsula to the American and […]
University’s highest academic honor goes to scholar who ‘exemplifies excellence across many different domains’ Daphne Pedersen, UND’s newest Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor, in her office. UND archive photo. Parasites and sociology likely don’t figure in the college plans of many new UND […]
Vasyl Tkach has earned scientific renown, the loyalty of students – and now, a Chester Fritz Distinguished Professorship UND researcher Vasyl Tkach is UND’s most recipient of a Chester Fritz Distinguished Professorship — the school’s highest academic honor. Tkach also is […]
Sydney Menne, a 2019 graduate of Mounds View High School and a native of Shoreview, Minn., has won a DAAD-RISE Germany scholarship to complete a summer research internship at a top research institution in Germany. Menne is a sophomore at the […]
The University of North Dakota music department will present two concerts, an Acapella+ Concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 17, and the Jazz Ensembles Spring Concert at 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 19, both in the Chester Fritz Auditorium. A live audience […]
Live stream presentation set for 7:30 p.m., start and is free and open to all on Thursday, April 14 Liz Legerski is an associate professor of sociology in the College of Arts & Sciences at UND. She is a first-generation college […]