The State Board of Higher Education approved a new name for NDSU's child development and family science department at its Sept. 17 meeting. Now called human development and family science, the members…
Forty-three North Dakota State University Agriculture and University Extension Service faculty and staff were recognized for their service during a recognition and awards program held Dec. 15 at the…
Adam Lewis and Peter Oduor, assistant professors, and Allan Ashworth, distinguished professor, all from the Department of Geosciences, presented papers at the annual meeting of the American…
Beginning in June 2010, graduate student Amber Koblitz will be part of a competitive program that provides the most up-to-date training for researchers and clinicians in cancer prevention and control.…
NDSU President Richard A. Hanson is calling for the university to take a “pause” as it examines budget issues before filling open positions. He made that observation during a forum Dec. 18 in the…
President Richard A. Hanson is inviting faculty, staff and students to a campus wide open forum on Friday, Dec. 18, at 11 a.m. in the Memorial Union, Century Theater.…
NDSU President Richard A. Hanson is calling for the university to take a "pause" as it examines budget issues before filling open positions. He made that observation during a…
Northern Crops Institute celebrated its new pilot flour mill with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Nov. 24. Institute director Brian Sorenson kicked off the event that included comments from special…
Elizabeth Blodgett Salafia, assistant professor of human development and family science, recently had an article published with colleagues from Notre Dame. Titled "The Longitudinal Interplay of…
