Coach Michael Lents (center) hoists two of the now-10 championships the UND Aerobatic Team has earned since 2008. After a brief slip into second place in 2017, UND is back on top. Flanking Lents are team members Andrew Hollingsworth (left) […]
The University of North Dakota, along with research partners from Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS) and the Northern Plains Unmanned Aircraft Systems Test Site (NPUASTS), achieved a major industry milestone on Friday, Dec. 21, with the first-ever test flights over a specially […]
Diana Kostrzewksi Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Tom DiLorenzo announced today that Diana Kostrzewski has been appointed interim dean of the UND College of Nursing & Professional Disciplines (CNPD), effective Jan. 1, 2019. Kostrzewski will take over, in an interim […]
John Mihelich UND Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Tom DiLorenzo has announced that John Mihelich will serve as Interim Vice President for Research & Economic Development, until a permanent replacement is found for Grant McGimpsey. Mihelich has been serving as […]
UND students voted to leave a legacy for future students on Tuesday. They voted 1,306 to 1,133 (54 percent to 46 percent) to increase their student fees and build a new Memorial Union. Planning for the new building, which will cost about […]
Bret Weber Bret Weber, Associate Professor of Social Work, will present “North Dakota Man Camps: The Fall of Conviviality and the Rise of the Precariat,” part of the Faculty Lecture Series, at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 14, in the Memorial Union […]
UND has partnered with Johnson Controls to build a new steam plant and address $90 million in deferred capital. Johnson Controls will increase efficiencies and improve the student experience with UND by designing, building, operating and maintaining a new central utility […]
Thanks to a $3 million gift from Hal and Kathy Gershman, the original president’s home on campus will be renovated for use as an engagement center for graduate and international students. “Our intent is to restore the most beautiful building on […]
“From Throat Ache to Heartache – A Tale of Rheumatic Fever Through Time and Across Continents” will be presented Wednesday, Sept. 26, by Dr. Joshua Wynne, Vice President for Health Affairs and Dean of the School of Medicine & Health Sciences. […]
With UND Homecoming and Potato Bowl USA Weeks coinciding this year, there’s no excuse to just sit around and watch the leaves turn. The UND Alumni Association & Foundation, which, as always, is heading up the UND Homecoming festitivities on campus […]
University Information Technology (UIT) is seeking feedback from UND community on One IT Strategic Plan (2018-2022). Aligned with the UND Strategic Plan, the One IT Strategic Plan provides a blueprint for the information technology future at UND. Information technology is pervasive […]
Provost Thomas DiLorenzo invites you to join him in welcoming some of UND’s newest leaders: Amy Henley, Dean, College of Business & Public Administration Janelle Kilgore, Interim Vice Provost for Strategic Enrollment Management Brad Myers, Interim Dean, School of Law Brad Rundquist, Interim Dean, […]
Janelle Kilgore has been named Interim Vice Provost for Strategic Enrollment Management (SEM), starting Aug. 16. She has previously served as Interim Executive Director of Financial Aid and Admissions and recently led efforts with consultants Ruffalo-Noel-Levitz (RNL) to enhance UND’s enrollment management strategies. I would like […]
Brad Rundquist has been appointed interim dean of the College of Arts & Sciences effective August 16, 2018. Dr. Rundquist has previous leadership experience as chair of several units, including the sciences and humanities, and as associate dean. Like other […]
Meloney Linder President Mark Kennedy has appointed Meloney Golombiecki Linder to serve as vice president for marketing & communications. Linder will begin her new duties Sept. 4. “I am thrilled that Meloney Linder will be joining UND,” said President Kennedy. “She will be […]