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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA CROOKSTON Visiting Scholar Yingying Chen from Zhejiang Economic and Trade Polytechnic, Hangzhou, China, Says Goodbye to U of M Crookston
Her time on campus has come to a close, but Yingying Chen (in photos)will take back to China many lessons from her time on the Crookston campus as a visiting scholar. Chen came to the Business Departm...
Posted on 5/20/13 at 3:03 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: Legislature approves freezing college tuitions
By Danielle Killey and Don Davis A bill funding Minnesota State Colleges and Universities and the University of Minnesota systems freezes tuitions. Senators passed the bill 44-22 and the House 76-56 ...
Posted on 5/17/13 at 8:45 PM
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS State Board approves name change for UND graduate school
At its last regular monthly meeting on Jan. 17, the North Dakota State Board of Higher Education approved changing the name of the Graduate School at the University of North Dakota to the UND School o...
Posted on 2/1/13 at 4:26 PM
THE NEW FORTY Trouble #1 & Trouble #2
Some of the buildings on the EMI campus have card access. There is an official looking panel on the wall when you enter in the lobby of these controlled-access buildings where a light turns green when...
Posted on 6/6/12 at 1:42 PM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY Areavoices Digest #41 - Ole and Lena go to Sturgis?
Awhile back during the spring flood I stumbled across a great blog called "The Adventures of Ole and Lena." In it, "Lena" documented the troubles she and "Ole" faced living near the rising Buffalo riv...
Posted on 8/10/11 at 12:01 PM
HIGHER EDUCATION NOTES: UND department hosts weather symposium 
UND’s Department of Atmospheric Sciences will host the Northern Plains Convective Storm Symposium May 13 in Clifford Hall room 210.
By Herald Wire Reports , May 05, 2013
Higher education budget comes with message: Keep tuition down
Legislators on Friday approved an 11.9 percent increase in state funding for higher education, but sent with it a strong message that campuses keep tuition affordable.
By Amy Dalrymple , May 03, 2013
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UND, Lake Region sign UAS agreement
UND President Robert Kelley and Lake Region State College President Doug Darling signed a memorandum of agreement Friday linking the two schools’ efforts in unmanned aircraft systems.
By Herald Staff Report , May 03, 2013
ND attorney general says higher ed board's violations of open meeting laws 'pervasive'
The State Board of Higher Education’s violations of open meeting laws are “pervasive,” Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem said Friday in a written opinion that also found the board didn’t comply with the law during a March 6 dinner meeting and in several email exchanges this year.
By Ryan Johnson , May 03, 2013
Lake Region to offer UAS training
Lake Region State College in Devils Lake is getting into the unmanned aircraft systems industry. The college plans to offer training for law enforcement officials and farmers in the use of UAS, and it’s partnering with UND, home to the Center for UAS Research, Education and Training.
By Herald Staff Report , May 02, 2013
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U of M Faculty: Post average grades by major online
A faculty committee at the University of Minnesota is recommending the average grade in each academic program be posted online.
By Associated Press , May 02, 2013
Fed up with job and wintry weather, North Dakota University System auditor resigns
The internal audit director for the North Dakota University System has resigned, saying he's fed up with the job and the state's wintry weather. Bill Eggert submitted his letter of resignation on Friday. His last day is May 31.
By James MacPherson , April 29, 2013
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Higher education notes: UND to hold conflict resolution workshop
UND’s Conflict Resolution Center will hold its sixth annual symposium May 20-24 on the theme “Weather the workplace storm: Learning to predict, prepare and prevail.”
By Herald Staff Report , April 29, 2013
Fewer college students carrying credit cards
Regan Whitney is in no way plastic shy. With one credit and two debit cards, Whitney, a junior at Concordia College, feels she is a bit more financially literate than many of her peers.
By Paul Flessland , April 28, 2013
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OUR OPINION: Time for Shirvani to resign
Today the Herald joins other Forum Communications Co. newspapers in North Dakota in calling for the resignations of Hamid Shirvani, chancellor of the North Dakota University System, and Duaine Espegard, president of the State Board of Higher Education.
By Forum News Service , April 28, 2013
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Emails show N.D. university, college presidents have bristled at Shirvani’s leadership
Minot State University President David Fuller had some tough talk for presidents of North Dakota’s 11 public colleges and universities after the March 7 meeting of the board that oversees the system.
By Ryan Johnson , April 27, 2013
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UND school’s growth spurt fueled by oil
The rapidly growing demand for UND’s petroleum engineering program, which will turn 3 years old this fall, is the driving force behind a $10 million expansion that could be fully funded as early as next year, according to the dean of the College of Engineering and Mines.
By Jennifer Johnson , April 26, 2013
University System auditor says Shirvani did not commit fraud
The internal auditor for the North Dakota University System says Chancellor Hamid Shirvani did not violate any policies or commit fraud in testimony before a House committee, but adds that Shirvani’s presentation could have been construed as misleading.
By TJ Jerke , April 25, 2013
North Dakota higher ed board VP asked about open meeting law at dinner
Recollections from a Jan. 16 dinner meeting at Chancellor Hamid Shirvani’s home show that one State Board of Higher Education member recalled asking whether it was subject to the state’s open meeting law and, if so, whether the board had followed the required procedures.
By Mike Nowatzki , April 25, 2013
UND nursing college head faces faculty ire
The dean of UND’s College of Nursing and Professional Disciplines has been criticized by faculty who say she has created a “climate of fear, intimidation and retaliation,” according to a statement by college faculty who met Wednesday.
By Jennifer Johnson , April 25, 2013
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