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UPD officer caught watching porn

Megan Hoffman, Staff Writer December 5, 2013

University Police Department Officer Dan Lund resigned in June after it was discovered that he had been using his work computer to watch pornography. Lund had been working for UPD since 1996 and was...

Creamer vetoes choir trip funding

Staff Report December 5, 2013

Student Body President Nick Creamer vetoed a bill Tuesday, which would have allocated $20,000 to the UND Concert Choir for their trip to Cuba. In his veto message to Student Senate, Creamer said he...

Campus Brief

December 5, 2013

This Monday, Joseph Morsette, a 2009 graduate of the UND School of Law, was sworn in as the chief judge of the Spirit Lake Sioux Tribe. Before being sworn in, Morsette was director of the Native Americans...

New synthetic drug hits campus

Ashley Marquis, Staff writer November 26, 2013

University Police Department Chief Eric Plummer said UPD is working to keep synthetic drugs off campus. Photo by Ethan Arlien/The Dakota Student. A new synthetic/designer drug, most commonly called 25i,...

Senate passes budget

Jaye Millspaugh, Multimedia Editor November 26, 2013

Student Body Vice President Lexi Hanson and Chief of Staff Matt Kopp discuss the budget at Student Senate. Photo by Chester Beltowski/The Dakota Student. UND’s Student Senate passed its budget for...

Microgrants give youth big voice

Megan Hoffman, Staff Writer November 26, 2013

The Community Foundation  of Grand Forks and East Grand Forks hosted the first “Forkin It Over” grant party to present microgrants to young people in the cities community last Thursday. The program...

Campus Briefs

November 26, 2013

New NDUS/UND IT hub opens on campus At 9 a.m. last friday,   the North Dakota University System and UND celebrated the opening of the Information Technologies Building. The building is located near...

Kelley discusses finances, state of university

Larry Philbin, News Editor November 21, 2013

President Robert Kelley giving the annual State of the University address. Photo by Larry Philbin/The Dakota Student. UND has seen many changes in the last year, and is going to see many more in the...

Mussman sacked

Ashley Marquis, David Butz, Staff Writers November 21, 2013

UND football coach Chris Mussman, who was fired this week after a poor end to the season. File photo. Following a disappointing 2013 season, UND head football coach Chris Mussman was relieved of his...

Infamous pilot lands at UND

Megan Hoffman, Staff Writer November 21, 2013

Lyle Prouse, the first pilot to be charged with flying while intoxicated, giving a speech at the Chester Fritz Auditorium. Photo by Keisuke Yoshimura/The Dakota Student. Northwest Flight 650 is not...

10 years later, Sjodin remembered

Ashley Marquis, Staff Writer November 18, 2013

Former UND student Dru Sjodin poses. Sjodin was murdered in 2003. File photo. November 22 marks the 10th anniversary of the murder of UND student, Dru Sjodin.  Although it has been 10 years since the...

Blood drive raises awareness

Jaye Millspaugh, Multimedia Editor November 18, 2013

People affected by diseases such as sickle cell anemia depend on blood transfusions to survive, and donating blood is a popular way for people to help save lives. However, not everyone is eligible to...

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