The Feast of Nations, held annually on UND’s campus, is a widespread celebration of life, culture, and breathtaking performances. Feast of Nations is presented by UND and the International Organization...

On the evening of Mar. 3, the University of North Dakota’s Music Department held their “UND Music Student Showcase Concert.” These concerts occur a few times throughout the semester and serve as...

UND’s only chance to make the NCAA Tournament lies ahead. It must win four of its next five games.  The National Collegiate Hockey Conference Tournament Quarterfinals take place this weekend with...

The most recent installment of the University of North Dakota’s 18:83 Speaker Series featured Mike Mannausau last Wednesday, Mar. 5, as the latest of several illustrious guests scheduled to speak this...

The Department of Physics and Astrophysics’ Astronomy Public Talks proceeded with presenter Robert Moore’s, the Department’s general physical lab supervisor, lecture about different types of variable...

A new Grand Forks art exhibit by the name of “Rise and Reclaim” ends on Mar. 31, 2025. The “Rise and Reclaim” art show is to celebrate International Women's Day. This 2nd Annual Art Show will be...

As the first half of the semester comes to a close and mid-term season comes to an end, it is incredibly important for aviation students, whom make up a large portion of the student body at the University...

The University of North Dakota and Grand Forks community is filled with unique opportunities to view and create artwork. One of the most accessible ways for students to view art is to visit the North Dakota...

Heading into the last weekend of college hockey, home ice is still up for grabs in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference tournament.   Western Michigan won its first Penrose last Friday after...

With March, comes warmer weather, sunshine, and Girl Scout Cookies. Throughout Girl Scout Cookie season, members of the troops throughout the country sell cookies to generate money to fund their local...

In the wake of the University of North Dakota’s recent reclassification as an “R1” University by the Carnegie Foundation, Vice President of Research and Economic Devlopment Scott Snyder has shared...

As winter slowly but surely changes to spring, March can be a great time to get out and enjoy your day. This March, there is an array of deals and discounts that can make the humble town of grand Forks...