Walter Criswell is a journalist at Prairie Public Broadcasting and the University of North Dakota. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, aviation, climate change, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on lifelong learning and professional development. Walter's insightful work has been featured in various platforms, showcasing his commitment to environmental services and healthcare issues.
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By: Walter Criswell
On June 4, 2026, UND’s newest space-research project rose into view above campus as cranes lifted two antennas onto the rooftops of the Collaborative Energy Complex and Odegard Hall. That morning, workers installed the most visible pieces yet of UND’s new bistatic radar system, with “bistatic” referring to the physical separation between the radar’s transmitter […]
Backed by the state of North Dakota, the system will support student research, space domain awareness and UND's growing national security role
By: Walter Criswell
Two students from the same Kenyan high school find their way to UND's Nurse Anesthesia program — and back to each other
By: Walter Criswell
Fall 2026 projects will bring music to new audiences, teach children Spanish and help businesses explore practical uses for AI
By: Walter Criswell
Daniel M. Traynor, UND School of Law '97, will continue federal judicial service on Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
By: Walter Criswell
As nutrition takes on a larger role in medical education, UND graduate Anna Bernhardt is bringing a background in prevention, research and patient education to medical school
At 75, Barton Schott earns his UND degree — fulfilling a promise to his father and discovering the joy of learning along the way
By: Walter Criswell
Linsey and Barton Schott stand outside the Chester Fritz Auditorium following the University of North Dakota’s 2026 summer commencement. Bart Schott completed his degree 50 years after promising his father he would finish college.
By: Walter Criswell
Carolyn V. Williams, associate professor at the School of Law, was recently recognized for national leadership in generative AI, legal writing and legal education A UND School of Law professor has been named one of the nation’s Top 50 Legal Innovators in Academia for her work exploring how generative artificial intelligence is reshaping legal education and the […]
First Endowed Faculty Celebration recognizes 17 faculty members and the donors who support their work
