Joyce Stoltman Joyce Mae Stoltman, retired Dining Services staff mamber, Grand Forks, passed away Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2020 at Altru Hospital, Grand Forks. She was 90. Joyce Mae Paschke was born on Jan. 17, 1930, in Oslo, Minn., the daughter of Frank […]
Cora Smith-Eaton To mark the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, the 2020 UND Department of History Robert P. Wilkins Lecture will feature a talk on Cora Smith Eaton, one of UND’s first graduates, who also became a leader in the […]
In this 2018 file photo, Trevor Dufner (center), a graduate student in kinesiology, works with UND student-athletes in the Hyslop Sports Center weight room. UND archival image. The thesis project for a UND graduate student in kinesiology has been published by […]
The University Council meeting and President Armacost’s State of the University address, which took place Tuesday, Oct. 26, are now available. The State of the University address, which was part of the U Council meeting, is available here. The University Council meeting […]
Chancellor Mark Hagerott COVID-19 is a pandemic, and a pandemic only ends when in combination with natural immunities, vaccines or effective treatments are developed, collectively leading to the threat being reduced. We cannot end the pandemic, but we can take steps to […]
Dear UND Campus Community, As you may know, John Shabb and I have been asked by the president and provost to co-chair a Task Force on the Future of Education at UND. Earlier this month you should have received a notification about […]
This year’s UAS Summit & Expo will feature multiple speakers and panelists from the University of North Dakota during virtual events on Wednesday, Oct. 28, as part of the annual two-day conference. President Andy Armacost will help open the dialogue around […]
The UND Department of Theatre Arts will present an online student-written play, Once the World Stopped, Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 5-7. Written, designed and performed by students, Once the World Stopped follows a group of high school students 30 years into […]
The 2020 University of North Dakota United Way campaign kicked off Oct. 19 and will run through Nov. 13. This year’s theme for the Greater Grand Forks campaign is Neighborhood Heroes, Unite! Please participate in this year’s UND campaign and […]
Two Zoom Town Halls with President Armacost and UND leadership will be held Wednesday, Nov. 4. The topic will be COVID-19 response and issues. The faculty and staff Town Hall will be held at noon, and the student and parent Town […]
UND Aerospace alum Capt. Eric Poole flies with JetBlue UND recently celebrated the launch of the UND chapter of the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP). On Tuesday, Oct. 20, the founders of the new UND chapter hosted leaders of the John […]
University of North Dakota President Andrew Armacost will give his State of the University address on Monday, Oct. 26, 3:30 p.m. via Zoom, as part of the fall meeting of the University Council. The meeting will also include updates from University […]
Dear Members of the UND Community, In my remarks during the Oct. 5 UND presidential inauguration, I talked about the “Chain of Office” and how it symbolizes both a connection with the past and the need to contemplate change. A good […]
Between the certainty of the snow season ahead and the uncertainty this pandemic brings, UND Parking Services will be closing some underutilized lots to help cut expenses with snow removal and hauling. Five lots will close, along with portions of six […]
Connie Norling Connie R. Norling, retired telecommunications staff member, passed away Sunday, October 18, 2020 at Valley Senior Living-Woodside Village in Grand Forks. She was 82. Connie Rosetta Bartlette was born Aug. 21, 1938, in Langdon, N.D., to Mabel (Rousseau) Bartlette and […]