UND professor discusses healthcare premiums spike set to rise in 2017
Healthcare has become a contentious issue in recent years due to the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as...
NDSU and UND will be offering joint graduate programs in biomedical engineering beginning in fall 2017. The programs will be the first of their kind in the state of North Dakota.
“This joint program...
With a long campaign nearing its conclusion, UND students will have the chance to vote on Nov. 8 to elect the next president of the United States.
In a campaign that has grown increasingly contentious...
Changes being considered to the GI Bill would leave veteran aviation students tight on funding, if the bill creating them is passed into law.
Congressional bill H.R. 3014, or the Veterans Employment,...
Tuesday night in the Memorial Union Ballroom, UND Catholic brought Leah Darrow to campus to speak about her decision to change her life and journey toward a Catholic faith. Darrow’s message was titled,...
Rosy Dub, a nurse at UND Student Health Services, says discussions with patients about getting vaccinated has become a regular occurrence.
“As healthcare providers it is our responsibility to educate...
University policy regarding issues of race and diversity on campus will receive increased scrutiny over the next several months.
Early last week, the Diversity Advisory Council held its first meeting....
The Grand Forks Fire Department was busy all last week spreading awareness about fire prevention.
Oct. 9-15 was proclaimed as Fire Prevention Week, part of a national effort to spread awareness about...
Veteran of civil rights and workers’ rights movements, social justice advocate and activist Rosalyn Pelles appeared at UND on Oct. 13, 2016 in room 113 located in the Education building.
Pelles addressed...
Guest speaker host "Beyond Binaries" at University of North Dakota
Robyn Ochs spoke to students on Oct. 12, 2016 at the Wilkerson Commons about the LGBT community. Ochs is a speaker, teacher, writer and...
University of North Dakota Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering Surojit Gupta has his own futuristic vision: an engine that doesn’t need oil.
Gupta recently started a Cooperative Research and...
When North Dakotans head to the polls this November, they will have more to vote on than just a local, state and national candidates. On the flip side of the ballot will be five ballot measures, giving...
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