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September, 2020
Machine learning at UND pumps up North Dakota’s oil production
Categories: Research
From drill bit to pipeline, Assistant Professor Minou Rabiei’s Big Data work matters for N.D.’s oil and gas industry
Of radar and raindrops
Categories: Research
Cold War missile-tracking technology helps UND understand thunderstorms by isolating individual units of precipitation
Prakash Pathak shares his journey from refugee camp in Nepal to the UND School of Medicine & Health Sciences
UND Marketing & Communications’ Media Engagement Fellow Criteria
Categories: Uncategorized
INTERVIEWING BEFORE THE INTERVIEW Understanding the opportunity Most journalists (including print reporters) prefer or may require talking to their subjects/experts. If you are making yourself available to a television reporter, know that the interview will be on-camera. If you are making yourself available to a radio reporter, know that your audio will be recorded. Understanding […]
Despite pandemic, UND posts overall enrollment growth
Categories: Around UND
University once again boasts most-prepared freshman class and more-diverse student body
UND teams with NASA for paradigm shift in space exploration
Categories: Research
Space Studies Department’s three-year project will focus on the development, manufacturing of spacesuits using advanced 3D printing
Why the ‘Why’ matters in philanthropy
Categories: Leaders in Action
To give most effectively, ensure your giving aligns with your values, latest Women For Philanthropy event suggests
UND Career Expos go virtual for Fall 2020
Categories: Around UND
Fall Career Expos draw more than 100 employers and many hundreds of students to engage online
VIDEO: Virtually tour new, soon-to-be-built Nistler College building
Categories: Around UND
A virtual groundbreaking for the new $70 million facility will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Oct. 9
Laptops for Learning bridges classroom tech divide
Categories: Around UND
UND students in need can receive a free laptop through a new CARES Act-funded program
Constitution Day speaker: Scholars must affirm ‘Right to be Wrong’
Categories: Leaders in Action
Too often, campuses suppress rather than rebut arguments, threatening soul of academia, former high-ranking DoJ attorney says
Call it the Resolute Desk of UND, this desk at which the University’s first president likely drafted speeches and read reports
Fifteen members from across campus will join co-chairs in search for Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs
Persevere (verb): 1. To continue in the face of difficulty; 2. Celibermari Rodriguez
Categories: Leaders in Action
Celibermari Rodriguez earned her master’s degree in nutrition this summer after starting the program during Hurricane Maria