Parking & Transportation

Starting today, Tuesday, Sept. 29, the turn-around area of the Twamley Lot will be closed for approximately two weeks as repairs are made to the sewer line serving the nearby Armory building. The section being replaced extends under the southeast end of the parking lot serving Twamley Hall and the North Dakota Museum of Art. […]

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  During Homecoming Week, UND will operate under Homecoming Enforcement to help welcome visitors and accommodate increased activity on campus. Homecoming parking signs will be placed in and around lots to help guests find available parking. Campus guests are welcome to park in “E,” “S/E,” and “O/S/E” zones without a permit during Homecoming. While Homecoming […]

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As part of the 42nd Street Underpass project, a temporary water line is running across the drive lane of the parking lot near the Ina Mae Rude Entrepreneur Center. Please use caution and drive slowly when traveling through this area and crossing over the temporary water line. Thank you for your patience and cooperation during […]

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Davis Drive, the street leading to the Burtness parking lot near Gamble Hall and the Burtness Theatre, will be closed on Tuesday, Sept. 1, as the new Fox Memorial Bridge is assembled on-site for installation. Access to the Burtness parking lot will remain open through the lot entry nearest Centennial Drive. The bridge will be […]

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Starting at 7 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 24, all vehicles must park in the lot or zone matching its permit. Please review your permit and parking location before then to ensure you are parked in the correct area. The UND Campus Map provides filtering by permit type to view up-to-date parking zones, in addition to physical signage […]

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