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Francisco Del Canto Viterale, associate professor of Space Studies, will share his expertise in global affairs as one of 80 higher education ambassadors.

On Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026, the North Dakota Small Business Development Centers celebrated its 40th year of no-cost advising, training and partnering with North Dakota small business owners and entrepreneurs.

For the second year in a row, the University of North Dakota’s Quo Vadis Chapter of Mortar Board received both the Gold Torch Award and Project Excellence Award for its activities over the past year.

This past week, UND’s Office of Civil Rights & Title IX hosted a luncheon to celebrate the efforts of 12 graduate students who worked during the summer term on digital accessibility for courses. The Office helped fund 10 students from the College of Arts & Sciences and two from the College of Education & Human […]

Starting in East Alton, Ill., the team will complete nine stops along a route before arriving in Mount Vernon, Ill., on June 26.

This year’s annual event was held at the Quad Cities International Airport in Illinois. The UND team traveled with a group of 12, competing to win a spot among the top ranks against teams with far greater numbers.

Assistant professor’s research addresses rural behavioral health disparities, a UND and state of North Dakota priority.

Staff honored for five-year milestones and exceptional service to the University’s mission and values.

De Silva was invited to speak on a panel about federally funded efforts to recruit and retain Native American teachers.

University earns national recognition for leadership in innovation and economic engagement.

The University of North Dakota VIVO Chamber Choir and the UND Wind Ensemble recently presented featured performances at the 2026 North Dakota Music Educators Association Conference.

Erica Sul, environmental compliance manager for UND’s Office of Safety, was recently named for the North Dakota Safety Council’s Emerging Safety Champion award.

Roesler received the 2026 AABI Chairperson’s Award, an honor presented to individuals who have made significant contributions to collegiate aviation and the broader aviation education community.

The School of Graduate Studies is pleased to announce the recipients for the 2026-27 Doctoral Fellowship. This award, sponsored by the School of Graduate Studies and the Office of the Vice President for Research & Economic Development, supports and fosters a culture of excellence in research and innovation while encouraging collaboration and inter-disciplinary engagement across […]

Michelle Buehlmann, clinical assistant professor of Political Science & Public Administration, was recently named a recipient of the Chester A. Newland Presidential Citation of Merit from the American Society for Public Administration.