India

In 1925, the Founder's Day convocation at UND featured a lecture by Dr. J.J. Cornelius titled “The Religions of India.” The lecture was sponsored by Wesley College, which began as a Methodist school in Wahpeton in 1891 under the original name Red River Valley University. Twenty years later, in 1905, at the invitation of UND president Merrifield, it relocated next to UND in Grand Forks and was renamed Wesley College.

Learning to Date All Over AgainIntro-This is a part of a series called, “New American Stories” produced by Erika Lorentzsen. Generations and cultures…

Margreat Sam, originally from Mumbai, India, teaches Indian dance at the Spirit Room in the FM area. She studied with a famous gold medalist dancer in…