North Dakota State University

The Center for Global Initiatives in the College of Business is sponsoring Global Business Week Nov. 13-15 to generate interest in the global marketplace and prepare students for the 21st century…

NDSU is celebrating International Education Week Nov. 13-16. Several events have been planned to teach participants about the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide.

International…

The NDSU chapter of the Phi Kappa Phi honor society, which recently received the organization’s Chapter of Merit status, has scheduled its annual fall initiation and celebration of academic excellence…

NDSU communicators were honored at the Sept. 20-22 National Federation of Press Women conference in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Ellen Crawford, Agriculture Communication information specialist, was honored as…

Donna Grandbois, assistant professor of nursing; Donald Warne, Master of Public Health program director; and Valerie Eschiti, a colleague from the University of Oklahoma, co-wrote the guest editorial,…

The Office of the Provost has established two awards to highlight the importance of academic advising at NDSU by recognizing and rewarding outstanding advising of individual undergraduates by faculty…

NDSU has a series of events scheduled to celebrate Native American Heritage Month, which began Thursday, Nov. 1.

A free screening of “Dakota 38” is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 19, from 4:30 p.m. to…

Chris Ray, assistant professor in the NDSU School of Education doctoral programs, was appointed to the executive committee for the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate. 

The Carnegie Project…

Soybean buyers from seven Southeast Asian nations learned how to better negotiate electronic trading systems at the Soybean Procurement Management for Importers short course held Oct. 6-12 at Northern…

Kay Hopkins, academic adviser in the College of Business dean’s office , will have her review of the book “Social Media for Educators” published in an upcoming issue of the National Academic Advising…