Coronavirus: UND Today roundup
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University focuses on health and safety of UND and greater communities
From virtual campus tours to delayed starts, Admissions helps students come to UND For high-school seniors, trips to the campuses of their target universities offer a glimpse of what their college lives – from academics to social engagements – might look like. But as the coronavirus began spreading across the nation earlier this spring, campuses […]
In this together: President Wynne joins mayor, Altru president in news conference
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UND’s president offered range of insights during press conference with mayor and Altru’s president
What can machines tell us about ourselves?
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UND researcher Manu finding answers about cell identity and regeneration
The Red River likely is near its crest, raising hopes at the University of an uneventful spring flooding season
Coronavirus: UND Today roundup
Categories: Around UND
Even remotely, UND community comes together in teaching, research and service
Out-of-date stereotypes hurt the profession, says Diana D’Amico Pawlewicz, whose academic profile is growing nationwide
Mechanical engineering students power project to detect pipeline leaks
A Feast of UND Videos
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Recent UND videos feature Esports, Feast of Nations, Dining Services’ COVID-19 adaptations and more
UND economist Haochi Zheng studies the balance between economics and the environment Is there such a thing as “optimal” pollution? According to Haochi Zheng, an associate professor in UND’s Department of Earth System Science & Policy, pollution can be described as optimal from an economic perspective when its benefit to society outweighs the cost to […]