Inspired by JFK, President Mark Kennedy settles in at UND
For the twelfth time in 133 years, UND has inaugurated a new leader.
President Mark Kennedy was officially inaugurated as president of UND this...
*Editor’s note: The Dakota Student conducted interviews to profile the positions of both teams of legislative candidates running for office in District 42. This is the second article in that series.
As...
In spite all of the doom and gloom that seems to dominate the news cycle, the American economy seems to be doing alright. Earlier this month, there was a lot of good news that came out of the Census Report:
Between...
UND President Mark Kennedy has repeatedly expressed his interest in listening to the needs of the campus community as he begins his president, and a UND employee survey released early last week provided...
Members of the Greater Grand Forks community gathered Tuesday morning at “Wake Up to UND” to listen to President Mark Kennedy speak about his plans for the university.
The event, which was sponsored...
The slowdown in North Dakota’s economy over the past year and a half has presented the state with a variety of issues to address, but some challenges are different than others.
Even with the economy tapering...
This past weekend I finished reading James McPherson’s Civil War tome “Battle Cry of Freedom.” I highly recommend the Pulitzer Prize winning book to any American history aficionado, although I confess...
With multiple columns opining about the various presidential candidates in last week’s issue, I wanted to briefly write about Secretary Hillary Clinton’s running mate, Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA).
Kaine...
Job fairs are one of the many opportunities career available to students. Career services also assists with resume building and job placement. Photo courtesy of und.edu
Whether a student is just about...
The Dakota Student offers paid internship credit to communications majors, and great experience to anyone who will be writing a lot. Photo by Sean Cleary/ The Dakota Student.
With the school year...
Sean Cleary, Former Editor-in-chief
• April 29, 2016
Although he will be leaving his position at the end of June, Interim President Ed Schafer’s vision for the university extends much further down the road.
“It’s always a journey, and you start any...
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