Second Annual National Scholarship Ceremony honors ‘intellectual Olympians’ whose playing field is the life of the mind

Trace those meteorites back to their origin, and you’ll find a massive collision with asteroid (6) Hebe, UND’s Sherry Fieber-Beyer and Mike Gaffey say

Jill (Owen), ’82, and David Engelstad, ’90, bring physical therapy and engineering expertise to American Samoa

Here’s your guide to the design and purpose of the new light columns that now grace University Avenue

Here’s how students, families, faculty and staff can stay safe, classes can continue, and UND can finish the semester strong 

For teachers, professionalization never brought power — and it’s time to change that, historian Diana D’Amico Pawlewicz said in her UND Faculty Lecture

Honoring and serving veterans is a tradition of long standing at UND, President Armacost notes

‘Seek to understand others, and seek to be understood,’ UND President Armacost suggests

N.D. Supreme Court’s annual visit to UND School of Law generates excitement among students and collegiality throughout state

How are you doing? From the UND and the UND Alumni Association & Foundation come videos that answer that question in inspiring ways

The plan remains a ‘solid framework’ for UND to overcome challenges and seize opportunities, president says in State of the University Address

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

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