Archive for

October, 2016

UND’s Sheila Liming pens essay for ‘The Atlantic’ on the bagpipe’s links to Rock-and-Roll and why the instrument is the brash rebel of the music world.

Norwegian heritage records surpass 1,600 volumes at the UND’s Department of Special Collections.

UND sculptor Patrick Luber’s newest creation straddles the symbolic intersection of scientific and religious inquiry.

UND’s master translator Elizabeth Harris is a finalist for two more national prizes.

UND faculty members have rich and varied perspectives when it comes to sport on the global stage.

UND Chemical Engineers part of U.S.-China NSF research collaboration that could help reduce CO2 emissions from power plants.

Assistant Professor at UND Aerospace discusses the story of an aircraft emergency landing on the Hudson River in 2009, now featured in a top box office motion picture.

New Director of International Center at UND looks to encourage more students to study abroad.

UND students benefit from spirit of collaboration between City and University with internships that provide real-world experience and expert mentorship.

UND Associate Professor Al Frazier, a leader in the integration of aviation and law enforcement, hauling in awards for work with UAS applications in policing.

UND student Mariah Salfer returns from 4,000-mile bicycle ride, re-adjusts to college life.

UND program accepts first class of disabled vets with entrepreneurship ambitions.

NIH funds $1.5 million study of transgenerational threat from amphetamines.

UND to allocate nearly $2 million to libraries, research, arts and sciences and engineering.

UND leads collaborative multi-state project, titled Digital Agriculture Spoke.