The FEMA Emergency Management Institute is offering a new Multi-Hazard Emergency Planning for Higher Education course June 22-24 at Richard H. Barry Hall, room 266. The course will help NDSU be…
North Dakota State University President Dean L. Bresciani will be available to talk with media at 8:45 a.m. in the President's Office in Old Main, followed by a meeting with…
The unforgettable sounds of “Champagne Music” replaced the usual hushed tones of the NDSU Archives. As chords of a polka worked their way through the rows of books, files and artifacts, smiles…
More than 60 artists responded to a call to participate in a statewide exhibition celebrating the arts in North Dakota. Hailing from all corners of the state, visual artists, writers, musicians and…
Katie Tyler will join the NDSU Extension Service as a 4-H youth development specialist. She will be housed at the North Central Research Extension Center near Minot. She starts July 6.
During the last two years, two of the five most frequently cited papers in the Journal of Coatings Technology and Research are contributions from the NDSU Department of Coatings and Polymeric…
North Dakota State University will offer the second annual field school on historic earth buildings, titled "Prairie Earth, Prairie Homes." The course will be offered at sites…
Christina Weber, assistant professor of sociology, led a class of NDSU students on a service-learning trip to Antigua, Guatemala, May 17-27. The group embarked on the 10-day trip to witness firsthand…
The NDSU Bookstore in partnership with the Office of Multicultural Programs has organized an event to celebrate Juneteenth, the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in…
Reid Redden will join the NDSU Department of Animal Sciences as associate professor on July 1. He will have a 50 percent Extension, 35 percent research and 15 percent teaching appointment and will…
