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Innovation powers not only labs and classrooms, but also offices, conference rooms and everywhere else at UND, authors say.
By: Connor Murphy
Nikki Krueger started June 22 as UND’s next communications director in the Division of Marketing & Communications.
By: Connor Murphy
Starting Monday, July 6, the reconstruction project on Centennial Drive will extend south to Davis Drive, near Twamley Hall. This extension of the closure area will restrict access to the Burtness parking lot. It is anticipated that this area will be restored by the following Monday, July 13, restoring access to the Burtness parking lot. An image below shows the extension of the Centennial […]
By: Connor Murphy
Associate VPs Odella Fuqua, Peggy Varberg and Rodney Clark selected to manage various divisional units, responsibilities under transition plan.
By: Connor Murphy
Division move from Student Affairs to Finance & Operations are part of recently announced VPFO transition plan.
By: Connor Murphy
Beginning Monday, July 13, James Ray Drive will be closed between the Information Technologies Building parking lot and the Hilton Garden Inn parking lot to allow for replacement of the pedestrian crosswalk between Skalicky Tech Incubator and the Hilton Garden Inn. During the closure, vehicles will be able to access James Ray Drive from N. […]
Major projects around campus are on track for fall semester and beyond
By: Connor Murphy
This past week, UND’s Office of Civil Rights & Title IX hosted a luncheon to celebrate the efforts of 12 graduate students who worked during the summer term on digital accessibility for courses. The Office helped fund 10 students from the College of Arts & Sciences and two from the College of Education & Human […]
By: Connor Murphy
On Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026, the North Dakota Small Business Development Centers will celebrate its 40th year of no-cost advising, training, and partnering with North Dakota small business owners and entrepreneurs
Dan Lewerenz, associate professor of Law, will give the main address for this summer’s 584 graduates.
