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Grand Forks candidates suggest solutions for housing roadblocks, legislator accountability at candidate forum (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — Legislative candidates chosen to speak at a forum said North Dakota faces a housing shortage that's hindered by roadblocks, including a shortage of manpower and the costs of supplies and building materials. Their suggested remedies include more career and technical education, starter homes and support for developers. Four candidates — one from District 43 and three from District 17 — spoke at the forum hosted by the UND Public Affairs Club on Monday, Sept. 28. Housing, particularly
Beam signing set for Oct. 2 for UND's STEM Complex, which continues to make progress (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — There is an upcoming opportunity for community members to leave a lasting mark on the University of North Dakota STEM Complex, which, according to Brian Larson, is making good progress. Larson, UND senior director of capital planning and construction, said contractors are in a good position to make “a lot of progress throughout the fall,” as well as through winter. “We don’t believe we’ll see much of a slowdown on the site at all (in the winter),” he said. On Friday, Oct. 2, there
UND: Federal investigation focuses on training contracts with pilots associated with Chinese airlines (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — University of North Dakota leadership said the university continues to work on a response to a U.S. Department of Education’s investigation inquiry that alleges inadequate foreign funding disclosures. Meloney Linder Mecklenburg, UND's vice president of marketing and communications, said the first step is to respond to the questions of the inquiry. “You have to do a lot of information gathering, and so that’s really where the predominant focus is at this time,” she said. On Tuesday,
UND hits new fall enrollment record of 15,908 students, 64 over last year's record (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — The University of North Dakota is heading toward Homecoming Week with a new record for fall enrollment. Meloney Linder Mecklenburg, vice president of marketing and communications, said the university is thrilled to hit the new high. “Nationally, a lot of institutions are struggling because of the enrollment cliff that’s hitting other parts of the country,” she said. “North Dakota is doing better, and obviously the University of North Dakota is really pleased that we’re doing well.”
Fraternity president hopes UND Greek life system will bring positive impact to campus (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — The University of North Dakota’s Greek life chapters have a goal to be healthy, make good decisions and be leaders on campus, according to one fraternity's president. That goal has included raising grades, community service, philanthropy, peer support and good conduct. Benjamin Lane, president of Pi Kappa Alpha and the Student Senate’s director of student advocacy and campus life, said the biggest thing right now is to be a united front. “Ultimately, the goal of Greek life is to co
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