North Dakota State University

NDSU’s Advanced Imaging and Microscopy laboratory recently purchased highly specialized microscopes and imaging equipment for faculty, graduate and undergraduate research with grant awards. The…

Several College of Human Development and Education faculty members gave presentations and had research published.

Mary Ollor Onungwe, a clinical mental health counselor and doctoral student, wrote a…

The National Institutes of Health has awarded a two-year, $1.08 million competitive grant award to Brian Slator, professor of computer science, for his faculty startup venture known as WoWiWe…

Herbert Snyder, associate professor of accounting and information systems, has been selected to receive the Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Faculty Service Award, formerly known as the Chamber of…

A new course, Introduction to Public Health (PHRM 101), will be offered starting fall 2011. The course will introduce undergraduate students to the interdisciplinary field of public health. Students…

The Volunteer Network and the FABO (Fashion, Apparel, Business Organization) Club are asking students, faculty and staff to donate new and gently used women’s suits, business attire and accessories…

The 800 Café will be serving "The Picnic Basket" themed lunch on Tuesday, March 22, and Thursday, March 24, in room 312 of the Family Life Center. Seating will be from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.

The meal…

Senay Simsek, assistant professor in plant sciences, received the NC-213 Andersons Cereal and Oil Seeds 2011 Early-in Career Award of Excellence during the Multi-state Project NC-212 annual meeting…

The Basics of Wheat and Flour Quality Short Course will be offered at Northern Crops Institute June 21-23. The deadline to register is May 30.

Course participants will learn about the importance of…

March 7-11 marks the 29th annual Women's Week at NDSU. The campus tradition is coordinated by a committee of volunteers and co-chaired by Erienne Fawcett from the Department of Women and Gender…