Archive for

July, 2019

NIH grant supports quest to treat cancer, neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s, and diabetes

Groundbreaking ceremony marks fraternity’s comeback on original site, where it was third Greek house on campus

Alpha Tau Omega’s return to campus set in motion by alumni, chapter members

NDUS search committee mulls visions for the future, attributes of next UND leader

UND researchers explore how fire helps prairie grasslands

Faculty and students discover native North Dakota through controlled burning at UND’s Oakville Prairie

While working full-time, Blades studies civil engineering through UND’s pioneering online program

Aviation body meets on campus for first time since group’s founding under John Odegard

UND alum John Disher helped NASA’s Apollo moon mission meet JFK’s deadline

UND’s space research will leave imprint on future NASA missions

After overcoming life’s adversities, Amy Joshua climbs the ladder of the nursing profession

President Wynne shepherds revised plan to decrease student impact of funding new student center; State Board gives go-ahead

At most recent Founders Day, associate dean of students Cassie Gerhardt captured what Memorial Union meant to many

UND alumna creates movement to help young girls love themselves for who they are As the mother of young daughters, Missy (Berg) Heilman, ’01, began to notice the social pressures her girls would have growing up.  The year was 2013 and it was the dawn of social media. Her girls, only in early elementary school […]

After witnessing opioid overdoses first hand, recent UND alum now manages Grand Forks’ response to the national crisis Over the last three years, 10 people have died in Grand Forks County from opioid overdose. While a devastating statistic, experts say this is just the tip of the iceberg. Opioid use in the county has contributed […]