Uh, no.
UND has never been a teachers college (or in the past vernacular "normal school").
It is, by State Constitution, a state controlled university and school of mines. NDSU is an agricultural college.*
However, UND does grant degrees in Education through the PhD level.
NDSU offers education degrees but if you look closely you'll see the faculty comes in from Valley City State University (formerly a normal school). NDSU can't educate teachers by itself. It needs help (from VCSU no less).
Meanwhile, UND is creating doctors, and lawyers, and other professional degrees.
*Bolded words are quotes from the ND State Constitution, Article VIII, Section 6.1.a and b.