At this year’s virtual Writers Conference, guest authors and artists comment on the many dimensions of the working class

Thanks to the UND Music Department’s creativity, the show keeps going on, as documented in these videos

New book from The Digital Press at UND about the North Dakota oil industry is among those picking up where Elwyn Robinson’s classic ‘History of North Dakota’ left off

History Professor Jim Mochoruk’s new book explores significance of internment in Canada’s recent past

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

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

Change in Essential Studies program delivers intercultural knowledge and skills to better serve students

While planning for 2021’s 52nd annual conference, organizers also look to Fall 2020 for author engagements

Nine-hole recreational course reopens to public for first time in nearly four years; family is happy namesake’s legacy lives on

A thousand people attended the 58th Annual celebration, which has become the Alerus Center’s largest banquet event

With the 1950s Americana musical, UND Theatre puts on first performance ever at the Empire Arts Center

UND Trombone Choir featured on Food Network’s March 8 Girl Meets Farm TV show

Failure in academia is often discussed only in whispers, but Shawn Graham has talked and written about it for years

Guided by Sarah Heitkamp, the student-curated exhibit showcases nonrepresentational art through Starcher’s monoprints

Some 640 high school students from 30 area communities take part