Eddie Faye Gates, renowned historian of 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, died Dec. 9; deserves to be recognized among UND’s great alums
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Arts & Culture
The MUG showcases student, faculty artwork in the heart of campus
A house divided — in the name of fun
Categories: Around UND, Arts & Culture
UND alum parents from Kansas City rendezvous with Cornell crazy kids at The Ralph for family feud on ice
UND Athletics delivers ‘Sweet Victory’ to fans
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The Sweet Victory cookie, from Real Good Cookies, is the latest in the line of consumable products announced by UND
Don’t forget hand warmers, which your camera may need more than you do, says UND’s resident expert on shooting the Northern Lights
N.D. Museum of Art founding director to retire after 50 years
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Laurel Reuter started museum in Memorial Union, moved it to former women’s gym, made it region’s cultural center
Arts for Vets exhibition on campus through Dec. 21
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In partnership with UND Art Collections, show features mix of paintings, photography, fabric and other media
Student, soldier, saxophonist, star
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UND’s music-education program is icing on cake for Leader in Action Zach Fischer, 2019 Army Band Reserve Component Soldier of the Year
K-pop, hanbok and the Consul General of Korea
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First-ever Feel of Korea cultural festival delights nearly 1,000 in UND’s Memorial Union
Coming to Burtness Theater: ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’
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Theater will stage Oscar Wilde’s most enduringly popular play on Nov. 11-13 and 18-20
‘Squid Game,’ but with nontoxic ink: UND to co-host Korean festival of arts, food and pop culture
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Free event, co-hosted by Korean Consulate General, will feature Chicago-based Korean dance and performing-arts troupes, among other attractions
Access, collaboration and (especially) retention
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Those are the stars college administrators should steer by as they navigate rough demographic seas, Eye of the Hawk lecturer Nathan Grawe said at UND
Clothesline Project, Take Back the Night events aim to end domestic, sexual violence
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Victims tell stories of heartbreak, hope and healing
UND has what it takes to make DEI more than a policy, says Karen Crawford Simms, keynote speaker at TTaDA Fall Innovative Learning Symposium
How colleges can cope with demographic change
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Eye of the Hawk Lecture will feature Nathan Grawe, ‘The Agile College’ author and Carleton College economics professor, on Oct. 12