Archive for

March, 2022

Nearly 1,000 people from as far away as Montreal and Miami, Seattle and Los Angeles laugh and learn during the University’s three-day conference

Topics range from where they find their inspiration to what they collect and how the pandemic has impacted America

Safety for Indigenous people has come a long way, says Associate Professor Wendelin Hume — but hard work remains

Sydney Menne and Sabrina Sullivan are the only students from a North Dakota institution to have been selected for this year’s award

Open candidate forum for UND Associate Professor Nelson will take place in person and via Zoom on April 13

Celebration includes demonstrations, performances, art, music, dance, dress, presentations and more

UND alum, playwright Maxwell Anderson subject of North Dakota’s first Literary Landmark

During Women’s History Month, we remember Margaret Cable and her lasting legacy of UND Pottery

Taufique Mahmood recognized as especially promising geologist who’s now early in his career

Biomedical Sciences researcher Abraam Yakoub brings NIH Director’s Transformative Research Award to UND