Provost taps nursing professional with more than 40 years experience in healthcare delivery/education to lead College

UND ecologists prove diversity good for plant world, holds implications for ag, land restoration

Korean students at UND are passionate about culture — their own — and other unique international traditions

As we look forward to gathering with friends and family this holiday season, we reflect on the most wonderful gift we’ve received from our larger University of North Dakota family. It’s the hard work and dedication from so many that makes this campus and our students thrive. They truly are leaders in action. For this we feel blessed and forever grateful.
We hope all will join us in celebrating another year of great success at UND. Best wishes for a joyous holiday and happy new year.
–President Mark and First Lady Debbie Kennedy

InternGF program puts UND students on the job, gets green light for year two

From being wary about the Middle East to protecting America’s intelligence services, the former president was far more prescient than he’s often given credit for

First-year faculty member RaeAnn Anderson receives early career grant, nominated for teaching award

CoBPA’s Amy Henley and SMHS’s Ken Ruit to co-lead effort to replace Debbie Storrs, now senior vice provost

Curling’s one of many UND Wellness Center intramural offerings for students to engage in friendly competition

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John Mihelich to serve until permanent successor found for current VP Grant McGimpsey

After 80 glorious, prank-filled years, revered UND-NDSU football prize gets final resting spot in State Heritage Center

Columbia Hall-based healthcare center excels at educating leaders while serving public need

How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Alum and accomplished composer says UND’s not a bad place to start

UND grad student wins national manuscript of the year with paper on evolving UAS regulations