Archive for

April, 2018

UND anthropologist/social justice advocate Marcia Mikulak extols recent decision from inter-American court as victory for Brazilian indigenous community, reflects on role in making it happen

Longtime University and community pillar remembered for pioneering role in enrollment services andleading city through devastating 1997 flood

Head of UND facilities lays out full menu of University projects in construction, demolition and parking

UND research competition champ hits jackpot at regional communication contest in City of Lights

Global business expert Scott Kennedy strikes a chord with at least one UND student at important campus lecture

Cara Mund, state’s first Miss America, talks giving, gumption and government at Women for Philanthropy lunch

UND Engineering alum Steve Martin reflects on American Indian roots as founder of thriving energy startup in Africa

48th annual Wacipi highlights week-long celebration of American Indian contributions to art and culture

EERC scientist, industry partners go big with $6M carbon-capture project that could lead to new jobs and enhance oil recovery

UND’s Filipino American Student Organization puts home flair on full display for fellow students on culture night

UND shows Governor Doug Burgum its plan for opportunity in a challenging higher education landscape

North Dakota Gov. Burgum hears from UND innovators about bold proposals meant to spur meaningful growth

Governor was big man on campus Friday as he got an up-close look at the present and future of UND

UND student Atle Alexander Johansen makes second appearance at prestigious Stanford fellowship meetup in Silicon Valley

UND hosts annual STEM Day to introduce regional middle school students to science, technology, engineering and math