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Nation & World

Events highlighted international exchange and scholarship opportunities available to students, faculty

University has been at forefront of UAS’ growth across state and region

UND grad Lauren (Vad) Smith opens South African sanctuary that’s home to 14 lions and a tiger

Tawakkol Karman will be at the Memorial Union on Sept. 7 for Eye of the Hawk lecture

Former president’s vision ‘has not come to pass,’ UND’s Brian Urlacher writes in The Conversation

UND Today republishes Rebecca Rozelle-Stone’s article from The Conversation

Eddie Faye Gates, renowned historian of 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, died Dec. 9; deserves to be recognized among UND’s great alums

Since 1958 that is — when few studied but everyone passed, according to N.D. Justice Gerald VandeWalle, UND Law ’58

Send your answer to UND Today, and as part of UND’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration, we’ll publish the responses in next Tuesday’s issue

Jill (Owen), ’82, and David Engelstad, ’90, reflect on bringing physical therapy and engineering expertise to American Samoa

Art, sewing and being a pandemic mom are on the agenda, now that the UND Class of ’94 graduate has retired from NASA

But evidence-based, tribally specific solutions can help address both disparities, Dr. Don Warne tells Senate subcommittee 

Heeding America’s founding document would help judges avoid both ‘bad behavior’ & ‘bad decisions,’ says Noel Augustyn, Constitution Day speaker

From the Netherlands to North Dakota, Maartje (van Bedaf) Murphy, ’17, serves up handcrafted happiness

20-year observances of 9/11 are slated for campus and the community next week