New Behavioral Health Bridge helps individuals experiencing common behavioral health conditions related to COVID-19
New book from The Digital Press at UND about the North Dakota oil industry is among those picking up where Elwyn Robinson’s classic ‘History of North Dakota’ left off
Canada, too, confined thousands in internment camps, UND historian’s book recounts
Categories: Arts & Culture
History Professor Jim Mochoruk’s new book explores significance of internment in Canada’s recent past
Caring for the sickest of the sick
Categories: Leaders in Action
A UND-trained nurse, Caleb Behm was among North Dakota’s first health professionals to confront a then-new disease: COVID-19
Award-winning UND student rings NASDAQ closing bell
Categories: Leaders in Action
Pierson Painter, Red River Valley Business Plan Competition winner, represented UND’s Nistler College of Business & Public Administration in ringing the bell
UND study points to cost-effective way to find elite athletes
Categories: Research
Findings by Kinesiology graduate student, faculty show the high-level precision of affordable 3D body-scanning technology
UND’s latest COVID-reporting tool keeps public informed on pandemic minute-to-minute
UND leaders answer questions from students, parents during Town Hall
Categories: Around UND
Topics discussed include student fees, dining-hall COVID restrictions, (false) rumors of secret campus-closing plans, and more
Diana D’Amico Pawlewicz talks ‘Blaming Teachers’ with Randi Weingarten
Categories: Around UND
New podcast from Politics and Prose Bookstore features UND author’s debut book, conversation with education labor leader
Faculty & Staff Open Forum features questions on COVID, curfews and more
Categories: Around UND
University leaders field questions from faculty and staff as UND resumes on-campus instruction