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International experts, researchers and students gather at UND to explore emerging threats and the future of cybersecurity research.

A Great River Energy donation gives UND students a hands-on opportunity to tackle a growing challenge in wind energy recycling.

John Reiten, Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Executive Director of the National Energy Dominance Council at the White House, returns to North Dakota for the Eye of the Hawk Lecture Series.

Fnu Tabish, Ph.D. in Civil Engineering, was honored for his research on Wednesday, Oct. 21, as the University’s School of Graduate Studies hosted its inaugural Dissertation Fellowship cohort at the Gershman Graduate Center.

UND researcher receives a $250,000 NIH grant to study how doctoral training shapes biomedical research careers.

Moones Alamooti, Assistant Professor of Energy and Petroleum Engineering at the University of North Dakota explains in The Conversation about how data centers generate waste heat year-round, and by storing that heat underground during warmer months, communities could reuse it in winter for heating buildings, reducing energy waste and reliance on fossil fuels.

Students, faculty and community members leave their mark during a beam-signing ceremony for the new Engineering and Science Complex.

The College’s Homecoming Week ceremony celebrated four graduates whose careers have shaped industry, public service and communities.

UND’s College of Engineering & Mines celebrated 2026-27 scholarship recipients and their donors at its annual Scholarship Award Ceremony on September 10 at the Gorecki Alumni Center.

Three-day hybrid symposium connects researchers, industry leaders and students through expert talks, technical sessions, hands-on workshops and cybersecurity competitions.