North Dakota State University

Fourteen participants from Brazil, Japan, Taiwan and U.S. attended “Basics of Wheat and Flour Quality,” a short course offered by Northern Crops Institute June 15-17. They learned how wheat type and…

A two-week science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) summer camp for American Indian tribal college students, faculty and reservation high school teachers was held June 7-18 at NDSU. The…

Robert S. Littlefield, professor of communication, will be installed as one of 734 district governors at the 93rd Lions Clubs International Convention to be held June 28 to July 2 in Sydney,…

NDSU students have won the national Steel Bridge Competition for an unprecedented sixth time. The competition, sponsored by the American Institute of Steel Construction and in cooperation with the…

Robert Brueggeman has joined the NDSU plant pathology department as a barley pathologist and assistant professor. His research specialty is the genetics and molecular biology of cereal disease…

The New York Times recently interviewed Kevin C. Miller, assistant professor  of health, nutrition and exercise science, on his research on causes, treatments and prevention strategies for…

Tri-College University, a consortium partner with Concordia College, shares in the shock and sadness from the sudden death of president and community leader Pamela Jolicoeur. “Tri-College has lost a…

The Department of Coatings and Polymeric Materials recently held short courses with 22 students participating from government, academia and industry. The week long course, “Fundamentals of Coatings…

Dean Webster, professor of and polymeric materials, has co-edited a new book in collaboration with Michael Meier, professor at the University of Potsdam, Germany.

Published in June 2010 by Springer,…

Sara Wald, director of advancement in the College of Pharmacy, Nursing, and Allied Sciences, has been selected to serve as an at-large member of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education…