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Fun and flavor of the annual spud extravaganza captured in images

Students in the Department of Physics & Astrophysics at UND work with top tier professors, technology

UND, ND Space Grant hosts video chat between girls’ STEM camp and NASA astronaut in space

Over jam-packed weekend, UND welcomed Class of 2023 to campus

Fundraising record set in FY 2019 thanks to exceptional generosity of alumni, friends of UND

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

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

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

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 […]

Pursuing a B.A. in Theatre Arts allows hands-on exploration in acting, set design, lighting, costuming and so much more

Survey seeks feedback on University Avenue as vibrant connection between campus and downtown Grand Forks

Whether afield, downtown or on the water, Grand Forks offers plenty of summer fun

A mission to raise awareness of young-onset colorectal cancer Before Pat Monson’s daughter, Rachel Ellingson, ’05, ’09, passed away at the age of 36, she gave her mom a mission. “I know the mission she’s given me is to raise awareness and prevent this from happening to others,” said Pat, ’72, ’79. Rachel was just […]