UND, Grand Forks and North Dakota all benefit from a high response rate – but the deadline for responding is approaching fast

The UND community is invited to take part in the task-force and hiring processes, both of which are vital, President Armacost declares

As all three videos note, two words hold a vital key to success on campus: Get involved 

Topics discussed include student fees, dining-hall COVID restrictions, (false) rumors of secret campus-closing plans, and more

Plaudits pour in as Gordon Iseminger, retired UND history professor, receives State Historical Society of North Dakota’s top award

Behaviors drive infections, President Armacost notes in his video and letter. So, to block infections and build campus resilience, safe behaviors must reign

Number of new transfer, graduate and law students increases over last year; four-year graduation rate also shows gain

UND’s Alumni Association & Foundation celebrates year of record fundraising, campus developments and student support through alumni generosity

Iris Westman, UND ‘28, has inspired others for 115 years. And if her family’s wish for a documents conservation lab at UND comes true, that’s only the beginning

New book from UND Digital Press celebrates Harrisburg, Pa.’s historic African American community

Professionalization elevated doctors and lawyers, but landed teachers on only the bottom rung of a K-12 bureaucracy ladder. D’Amico Pawlewicz’s book asks and answers, ‘Why?’

UND Alumni Association & Foundation thanks alumni and friends for generosity during pandemic

With the casebook they co-authored now in its second edition, longtime UND research partners are ‘go-to voices’ on tribal gaming policy and law

Plexiglass barriers and other modifications have been installed for one reason: to help UND offices operate as safely, and as normally, as possible

When UND faculty, staff and students return to campus, they’ll encounter extensive COVID-19-related renovations; here’s a sneak preview