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By: Connor Murphy
Open forums will be held Oct. 5, 7, 12 and 14 in Nistler Hall's Barry Auditorium Dear campus community,
By: Connor Murphy
Ribbon-cutting for new Starcher Stage starts at 6:45 p.m. on opening night, Thursday, Oct. 8, at Starcher Hall.
By: Connor Murphy
President Andrew Armacost, in his latest video, says a new tool introduced this fall makes it easier than ever to show the UND LEADS Strategic Plan in action.
New platform available to campus community documents and visualizes University's strategic plan in action
By: Connor Murphy
Dr. Marjorie Jenkins turned career story into tale about ‘finding her pack' at UND and School of Medicine & Health Sciences
By: Connor Murphy
Danielle Jones, communications manager for the North Dakota Small Business Development Centers and the Center for Business Engagement & Development at the University of North Dakota, has been named the ND SBDC’s 2026 State Star.
By: Connor Murphy
UND is relaunching its Grand Challenges initiative with a renewed vision for tackling complex challenges through research, innovation and partnership.
By: Connor Murphy
Memorandum of understanding between UND, Northern Plains UAS Test Site and federal task force signed at 20th UAS Summit & Expo.
Letter from President Armacost shares goals of UND's AI initiative and invites campus community to participate in its activities
By: Connor Murphy
Starting Thursday, Oct. 29, Campus Road will undergo a partial lane closure near the south side of the Hughes Fine Arts Center for the installation of a new storm sewer. This partial closure is expected to last through Friday, Oct. 30. An image below shows the work site.
