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UND takes back the night

UND takes back the night

Journey Gontjes, Staff writer October 20, 2015

Attendees at the Take Back the Night rally listen to speaker Amy Lee Paine. Photo by Nick Nelson/ The Dakota Student More than 100 people turned out Oct. 15 to raise awareness for domestic violence prevention...

Senate holds budget meeting

Tony Watson, Staff writer October 20, 2015

The UND Senate Budget Committee held a Budget 101 session in the Memorial Union Lecture Bowl on Oct. 14. This session was designed to introduce the faculty, staff and students to the new Model for Incentive-based...

UAS brings new business

Elliot Golden, Staff writer October 20, 2015

The UND College of Business and Public Administration hosted the 2015 Mellem Business Symposium Wednesday. The Mellem Business Symposium is designed to help students of the university learn necessary...

First Nations day celebrated at UND

First Nations day celebrated at UND

Sean Cleary, News editor October 15, 2015

UND student Andrea Kelsch spoke at the First Nations Day program last week at UND's American Indian Center. Photo by Nick Nelson/ The Dakota Student UND American Indian Student Services (AISS) and the...

College of Engineering and Mines hosts dean’s tour of renovation

Journey Gontjes, Staff writer October 15, 2015

On Friday Oct. 9, the College of Engineering and Mines hosted a Dean’s Tour of the new renovations inside the building. A small crowd of students, alumni and faculty gathered in the hallway outside of...

Homecoming festivities underway on campus

Homecoming festivities underway on campus

Tony Watson, News Reporter October 7, 2015

QB Keaton Studsrud avoids a tackle during UND's win over UC Davis. UND looks to improve to 5-1 this homecoming weekend. Photo by Nick Nelson/ The Dakota Student Homecoming week is upon us at UND, and...

University launches program to prevent personal violence

Staff Report October 7, 2015

UND launched a personal violence prevention program known as Green Dot last Thursday. According to a UND press release, “Green Dot is a nationally recognized program that aims to engage community members...

RAIN program receives grant

Elliot Golden, News Reporter October 7, 2015

The University of North Dakota Recruitment-Retention of American Indians into Nursing (RAIN) program, a part of the UND College of Nursing, recently received a grant of a total of $555,152, according a...

Preparing for the Big Forkin’ Festival

Tony Watson, News reporter October 2, 2015

This week, Student Government and Student Involvement offices are giving free wristbands for the Big Forkin’ Festival located in Grand Forks, for every student who brings their student ID card.  The...

Grand Forks reviews party bus concerns

Tony Watson, News reporter October 2, 2015

On Tuesday a Grand Forks City Council member voiced some concerns about party buses while going over a tax on public transit. The Service/Safety committee agenda’s primary focus was ensuring that passengers...

Remembering Professor Rendahl

Remembering Professor Rendahl

Elliot Golden, news reporter October 2, 2015

Timothy Pasch performs a musical tribute at Stephen Rendahl's memorial service this past Monday. Photo by Nick Nelson/ The Dakota Student A memorial service was held at the Gorecki Alumni Center for former...

Professor to lead trips abroad

Staff Report September 30, 2015

Wayne Seames of the UND Chemical Engineering program will be leading three groups of UND engineering students to the United Kingdom over the next three summers to study technology designed to mitigate...

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