UND research aims to defend U.S. electrical grid against cyberattacks

New chapter to help members share aspirations, challenges and achievements

That’s Job 1 in the formula for creating self-regulating, highly capable, highly ethical police forces, UND Associate Professor of Law Steven R. Morrison says

The COVID spike must be contained. But it mustn’t obscure UND’s bright future, which is captured by the phrase, ‘To infinity and beyond,’ Armacost says

The Take Back the Night rally and Clothesline Project transpire virtually this semester

UND’s Colin Combs awarded $1.4 million grant to study the role of gut inflammation in Alzheimer’s disease

Dr. John [BS Med, ’75] and Suzanne Shore establish an endowment for UND’s Indians Into Medicine Program

The study led by Trevor Dufner analyzed adult hand strength in 14 countries, and found declines – though not in the United States

Gretchen Mullendore transitioning to the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Colorado Springs, Colo.

UND Masters in Public Health candidate partners with GF to survey University students about COVID-19 

Gliding down into occupied France on D-Day is just one of the highlights of Sachs’ 105 years

Prospective students and their families get to know UND at the event, which continues on Thursday and Friday

Multi-year fellowship supports Warne’s work with National Indigenous Elder Justice Initiative at UND Center for Rural Health

Legacy of cosmic research has eyes of the space world on the University of North Dakota

It’s not just a steam plant, Gov. Burgum said at the UND facility’s ribbon-cutting. It’s a lesson in leadership for the state