Though she lived in the mid-20th century, Simone Weil has much to teach the 21st, says Rebecca Rozelle-Stone, philosopher and Weil scholar at UND

Society of Professors of Education honors UND historian of education, whose writing has also appeared in The Washington Post

Residents regarded with suspicion the state’s recommendations, but listened and responded to the evidence, a statewide survey by UND found

UND’s Department of Biomedical Sciences among top recipients of NIH grant funding of comparable departments for second straight year

A Q&A with UND Assistant Professor Jon Maskaly, whose criminal-justice research focuses on policing and police-community relations

Rural health isn’t just another issue at the University of North Dakota. It’s a Grand Challenge, meaning a top priority

Ethanol plant, UND’s Energy & Environmental Research Center near commercialization of CO2 storage technology

UND awarded $10 Million NIH grant to study Indigenous resilience and health effects of trauma

A Q&A with Jon Maskaly, whose research and courses focus on contemporary policing and police-community relations

UND Three Minute Thesis winner prepares for regional stage of pitches from across the globe

School of Graduate Studies event lets graduate students – the lifeblood of research universities – share their scholarly pursuits

Red Trail Energy and EERC near commercialization of CO2 storage technology

Rural health isn’t just another issue at the University of North Dakota. It’s a priority

Asteroids could bear fruit– or wheat, or other crops– for future space explorers, UND researchers say

UND Assistant Professor Sandeep Singhal identifies potential biomarker in breast cancer