As part of the university-funded outreach and support agency, the UND Women’s Center held their first “Meet, Eat and Learn” event of the season. They hosted the North Dakota Women’s Network (NDWN)...
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...
UND women’s basketball is rich on tradition. During the seasons that UND was in Division II, North Dakota won National Championships year in and year out. At one point UND went on to win three straight...
From the moment she put on her first pair of skates to the last time her skates hit the ice at the Ralph Engelstad Arena and all the time in between, her heart belonged to the game of hockey.
Rebekah...
Natalie Murphy sat down for her interview immediately after her blood donation, and her first requests were donuts and water. The hydration and the sugary treat weren’t quite enough to keep her awake.
“Are...
The unusual commotion and voices mingling brought attention to the west side of the Chester Fritz library’s second floor. The abnormally large student presence dispersed behind a pastry table and red...
It’s getting to that point in the year where the novelty of the dorms is wearing off, the excitement of having a roommate is getting old and the lack of privacy and freedom is taking its toll on students.
This...
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,...
In the opening event of the year, Organization of Latino Americans’ (OLA) newly appointed president Sami Chairez worked to revive the organization after the exit of graduated members.
At the Ballroom...
Australian culture was on full display at the Loading Dock Thursday night with music, food and history.
UND student and Australian native Tamara Auer was the organizer and host for the night.
The night...
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...
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