Olympia, Wash., native, and Fighting Hawks offensive lineman engineering two degrees in six years

Kayla Delzer, whose classroom philosophies have become standard worldwide, holds two degrees from the College of Education & Human Development

UND hosts female elementary students for a week-long UAS camp.

It’s fun, food, football and more this week as the UND joins the community for the 52nd Annual Potato Bowl USA celebration

Faculty fellows, vice provosts key players in Academic Affairs’ efforts to enact One UND strategic plan

Women scientists at the EERC open up about challenges growing up in pursuit of careers in STEM fields

Student from across UND — and the nation– are welcomed as the big, bright Class of 2021.

In latest University Council address, Kennedy lauds resiliency and spirit of campus in face of challenges

Strategic Plan Spotlight: Goal Three team develops roadmap for expansion of online opportunities

Grant funding to be used to investigate gene modifications in Sjogren’s Syndrome

The University of North Dakota released a balloon made of 32 garbage bags for a specific reason. Find out why.

University Information Technology (UIT) formed to create more efficient campus IT experience

UND Fighting Hawks and FBS Pac-12 powerhouse Utah Utes set to clash in football

Faculty advocate group brings UND School of Graduate Studies to the next level in student support

UND undergraduate combines UAS and chemistry expertise in interdisciplinary research project