Flexibility, affordability and practicality
As UND’s student population trends older, more online and more diverse, expect to hear those watchwords more often, Task Force panelists say
As UND’s student population trends older, more online and more diverse, expect to hear those watchwords more often, Task Force panelists say
UND School of Law’s most honored space now hosts flags of N.D.’s five Tribal Nations on permanent display
Using UND’s online master’s program in medical lab science, Kelli Maddock is turning her love of animals into her career
Essential Studies already equips students for success, panelists at a UND seminar agreed. Now, here’s how it can do even better
Share your photos and stories of the stadium, a nearly century-old structure that will live on in the hearts of UND fans
Pandemic has exacerbated long-standing inequities in American society, panelists at UND Black Student Association-sponsored event agreed
UND graduates all, North Dakota’s five Tribal College presidents give tips on attracting and retaining American Indian students
From a soon-to-be-busy Memorial Union to the Grand Forks Greenway’s natural-corridor seclusion, UND, these videos suggest, has it all
The new building, a campus centerpiece, promises to be a point-of-pride for generations at UND
UND engineering team wins U.S. Department of Energy design competition
With the end of a two-year renovation project in sight, the Chester Fritz Library’s new lease on life has just begun
Studying the history of protests in America builds understanding of both Colin Kaepernick and his movement, UND historian Eric Burin says
This year marks the 75th anniversary of ‘American Daughter,’ UND alum Era Bell Thompson’s unique life-on-the-prairie autobiography
Temporal trends in research output, citation rates and graduate-student success show a program punching above its weight
School to be named for Tom and Konnie Middleton, a first for the Nistler College of Business & Public Administration