Walter Criswell is a journalist at the University of North Dakota. He focuses on themes such as education, culture and society, and the arts, with a particular emphasis on campus life, higher education, and lifelong learning. Walter's work has been featured in various outlets highlighting events and conferences within the academic sphere.
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In ‘Grand Forks Through My Lens’ photo exhibit, UND international students share fresh view of new hometown
Joyful Dance program boosts physical activity for children, generates motor-skills data for UND faculty and students
By: Walter Criswell
For decades, UND's RAIN program has supported American Indian students, as distinguished alumna Teresa Brockie confirms
How TTaDA supports the teaching that shapes UND students’ lives. Also: Teaching Appreciation Week activities
By: Walter Criswell
Storytelling project brings portraits, personal histories of new Americans to Capitol's Observatory Floor through August
By: Walter Criswell
UND Clinical Assistant Professor Chelsea Hughes leads pilot program using animal stories to teach children skills
Biology professor Bob Newman is among experts contributing to The Nature Record, a national assessment of America's environment
By: Walter Criswell
On June 4, 2026, UND’s newest space-research project rose into view above campus as cranes lifted two antennas onto the rooftops of the Collaborative Energy Complex and Odegard Hall. That morning, workers installed the most visible pieces yet of UND’s new bistatic radar system, with “bistatic” referring to the physical separation between the radar’s transmitter […]
Backed by the state of North Dakota, the system will support student research, space domain awareness and UND's growing national security role
By: Walter Criswell
Two students from the same Kenyan high school find their way to UND's Nurse Anesthesia program — and back to each other
