Thanks to his astrophotography skills and UND astronomy training, Vincent Ledvina is on the launch pad for a Space Science career
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Dima Williams
‘Of the Earth’ and womanhood
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UND Costume Designer Camilla Morrison tells ‘Stories of Women in North Dakota’ in latest project
A bachelor’s degree: a goal 50 years in the making
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After 50 years of taking courses from a variety of universities, Daniel Bernhard graduates with a bachelor’s degree in General Studies from UND
Mentoring program welcomes new faculty
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Having served more than 750 new faculty members in 30 years, UND’s Alice T. Clark Mentoring Program fosters collaboration, friendships, faculty retention
On a fast track to earn both a B.S. and a J.D. degree, Chandon Pierre vows to help people ‘through the work of law’
UND launches Inclusion Ambassador program in support of diversity, inclusion and equity
New engineering degree, certificate programs approved
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UND’s College of Engineering & Mines to offer bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering, three new cybersecurity certificates
UND’s Frank Xiao earns prestigious $500,000 NSF award for quest to mitigate effects of harmful manmade chemicals
Born in a refugee camp and blind since age 6, Menuka Rai now is a graduate of UND
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And that’s just the beginning, as Rai is determined to help others via pursuing a Doctorate in Physical Therapy
Kaelan Reedy, Dawson Dutchak take reins of Student Government
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New student body president and vice president, Kaelan Reedy and Dawson Dutchak, stand ready to help ‘reignite the flame’
Panel discussion is part of broader University effort to combat anti-Asian harassment
Clear masks help clear way for serving patients in the pandemic
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Speech-language pathology staff, student clinicians get creative in order to provide services during pandemic
Women for Philanthropy: Charity has many forms
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Lu Jiang ’12 and Katie Itterman ’03 talk about their journeys in the world of philanthropy
A Q&A with Ike Umunnah, UND Law ’12 and high-level Biden Administration appointee
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UND was ‘best, most supportive launching pad anyone could hope for,’ says director of U.S. Economic Development Administration’s Office of Public Affairs
Faculty Lecture: Sociologist Liz Legerski focuses on student research, sexual violence
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Drawing on her own student-research experiences, Legerski prioritizes student involvement in her current projects