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ATO Returns to University Avenue

The spirit of fraternity was alive and well last week, as generations of UND alumni and chapter members celebrated the return of Alpha Tau Omega to its original site.

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Life in the ‘vast’ lane
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Research with global impact
Research with global impact
Sen. John Hoeven brings high-level DOE officials to UND EERC to discuss research projects
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Where the bees are
Where the bees are
With UND's help, Australian ag-tech company brings its bee-tracking technology to North Dakota
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InternGF gets presidential
InternGF gets presidential
Student Body President Gracie Lian works with county administration through EDC internship program
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Robert Stupnisky, associate professor of educational foundations and research, is featured as an expert in Inside Higher Ed.

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You do not have to cross an ocean to find Third World health conditions. You can find them right here, in the heartland of the United States.Dr. Donald Warne, professor of public health at UND's School of Medicine & Health Sciences and an Oglala Lakota tribesmanNorth Carolina Health News, August 16, 2019

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