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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS Classroom on the world’s rooftop
UND geomorphologist Jaakko Putkonen, student team head to Nepal for Himalayan adventure (and lots of study) Talk about higher learning! Jaakko Putkonen, a University of North Dakota geomorphologist,...
Posted on 5/16/13 at 2:56 PM
FOR THE LOVE OF HOCKEY 2012-2013 All-Bobcat Alumni Teams
With the college hockey season over and the Bismarck Bobcats awaiting tomorrow's Central Division playoff game against the Austin Bruins, I feel it's a perfect time to look at how Bobcat alumni perf...
Posted on 5/2/13 at 7:15 PM
THE NEW FORTY My heart is a tiny piece of coal...
One of the things that college faculty become well-acquainted with are excuses. After teaching for a few years you recognize that the same old excuses come up again and again. I don't pay too much min...
Posted on 4/28/13 at 9:39 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Undocumented students could get in-state tuition under bill
By Danielle Killey More students could attend college if a plan allowing undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition at public colleges is approved, a Minnesota lawmaker argues. We want to eli...
Posted on 4/3/13 at 10:15 AM
STAFF BLOG UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA HOCKEY Two from GF begin pro careers
Two defensemen from Grand Forks have started pro hockey careers. Red River's Eric Meland, who played college hockey at Princeton, and Central's Matt Carlson, who played pro at Bemidji State, have bot...
Posted on 3/25/13 at 5:26 PM
WOMEN'S HOCKEY: With win against Ohio State, North Dakota to stay home for WCHA playoffs 
Ashley Furia remembers going on a road trip for the first round of the playoffs as a freshman. Now, she knows she’ll never have to do that again.
By Brad Elliott Schlossman , February 15, 2013
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College, university students look back to move ahead
Laura Duscher and Brittany Stanoch say they are Minnesota’s future, so they suggest looking back to 1999. A contradiction? Not for state college and university students. They want 1999 to be in Minnesotans’ sights since they say that is the last time the state gave higher education institutions a decent funding increase.
By Don Davis , February 14, 2013
Resolution reprises 1998 higher ed measure
Lawmakers are discussing a resolution that would let voters decide to change and delete language in the state constitution about the North Dakota’s public universities.
By TJ Jerke , February 14, 2013
Shirvani’s style rankles legislators, but board says it’s what they asked for
Chancellor Hamid Shirvani has told certain legislators that five of the 11 college presidents are unqualified or insubordinate and will probably be relieved, an example of the overbearing style of leadership that has some lawmakers pushing for his removal, a Bismarck legislator said Wednesday.
By Amy Dalrymple , February 07, 2013
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NDSU officials say stats don’t reflect extent of sex crimes
Sexual assaults aren’t often reported to North Dakota State University Police, but campus officials say the statistics don’t reflect the extent of sexual violence toward college women.
By Mike Nowatzki , February 05, 2013
HIGHER EDUCATION NOTES: UND to hold Feast of Nations
Vietnamese cold spring rolls and Cuban black bean soup highlight UND’s annual Feast of Nations starting 6 p.m. Feb. 9 in the Alerus Center Ballroom, the university said.
By Herald Staff Report , February 04, 2013
MEN'S HOCKEY: Results
A quick look at the results for college men's hockey.
February 02, 2013
The ‘purge’ behind ND’s higher ed power struggle
The ongoing power struggle over North Dakota’s public higher education started unexpectedly with a political showdown more than 75 years ago, former politician and current Forum Communications Co. columnist Lloyd Omdahl said.
By Ryan Bakken , February 02, 2013
Minn. university fires dean over student contact
Winona State University says it fired the dean of its College of Business in September after an investigation into alleged inappropriate contact with students.
By Associated Press , February 01, 2013
College-town lawmakers push for tuition freeze
Some lawmakers do not want to see a tuition increase at public universities over the next two years, but some opponents say legislating the issue would erode the North Dakota University System’s authority over determining the tuition rates.
By TJ Jerke , January 31, 2013
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OUR OPINION: College's value still outweighs cost
It's absolutely true, as Herald staff writer Jennifer Johnson reported, that where UND and the North Dakota University System are concerned, "wages for many graduates have not kept up with inflation, even as student-debt loads reach record levels." Given that reality, why has enrollment stayed strong?
By Tom Dennis , January 28, 2013
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Help kids boost their college entrance exam scores
The SAT is perhaps the most important test a high school student takes, as one’s performance directly affects one’s chances of getting into the college of his or her choice.
January 27, 2013
Survey on last year's UND student employment
The following findings are based on last year’s UND student employment survey, the most recent available that covered graduates from December 2009 to August 2010, and a 2013 student affordability report by the North Dakota State University System.
By Herald Staff Report , January 27, 2013
Debt, job market make financial challenge after graduation
With students carrying upwards of $40,000 in loans, and starting salaries typically at $25,000, aviation faculty make sure students — particularly prospective ones — realize this financial situation ahead of graduation, said Ken Polovitz, assistant dean of the aviation department.
By Jennifer Johnson , January 27, 2013
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