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Constitution Day: UND to welcome nation's newest citizens

Shaw: There will never be another US senator quite like Quentin Burdick

A look back at Sen. Quentin Burdick's life and career 30 years after he died while in office.

Master Plan continues to guide development

Andrew Armacost: UND is developing its blueprint for the future

This article was written for the Herald's Greater Grand Forks Community section, which was published in the Herald's Aug. 27 print edition.

The 'foremost woman industrial stylist' during the 1930s was born and raised in North Dakota

The work of Helen Hughes Dulany was elaborately displayed in some of the leading magazines of the era and Helen was contracted to design products for some of the largest companies in the U.S.

Legislative Committee Wants Wrigley To Do More About Deleted Emails

Cut gas line capped on UND campus

A gas leak on the UND campus has been sealed off and secured. The line was cut by a construction crew south of.

No injuries after gas line break on UND campus

According to Danny Weigel, public information officer with the University Police Department, word about the break came in at about 7:30 a.m. Wednesday. Weigel said a crew from Xcel Energy arrived on the scene and shut off the flow of gas a short time later.

Eunice Kalloch

9/8/2005: Eunice Kalloch was born near Rugby to Alice and Fingar Gronvold in 1908. Her father emigrated from Norway to the U. S. when he was 17, and in 1886 he settled near Rugby, where he eventually owned ran the Gronvold-Halseth hardware store. Later, he went into the automobile business with his sons.

Chuck Haga: Costs rising, but efforts are being made to help keep college affordable

A great many UND students benefit from scholarships built through generous donations from alumni and other friends who are passionate about increasing access to a college education.