Air Force ROTC instructor’s transfer to new branch marks a first for UND

Over 25 years in public office, the U.S Senator from Fargo was a good friend to the University

Prakash Pathak shares his journey from refugee camp in Nepal to the UND School of Medicine & Health Sciences

To give most effectively, ensure your giving aligns with your values, latest Women For Philanthropy event suggests

Too often, campuses suppress rather than rebut arguments, threatening soul of academia, former high-ranking DoJ attorney says

Celibermari Rodriguez earned her master’s degree in nutrition this summer after starting the program during Hurricane Maria

With the sight of a leader and the heart of a warrior, Dr. Monica Mayer, ’95, brings her healing touch home to serve her people

Former UND head coach, leader of two NCAA championship teams, caps decorated career with one of hockey’s top honors

A UND-trained nurse, Caleb Behm was among North Dakota’s first health professionals to confront a then-new disease: COVID-19

Pierson Painter, Red River Valley Business Plan Competition winner, represented UND’s Nistler College of Business & Public Administration in ringing the bell

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

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?’

Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor’s tenure as department leader unique, but no accident, says successor

Part Two: Brandon Bochenski discusses his plans and the life experiences that shaped him

Brandon Bochenski returned to North Dakota to raise a family and earn a degree; but at UND, he also found a manager for his successful mayoral campaign