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The NDSU College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources and College of Engineering are collaborating to establish the Peltier Institute for Advancement in Agricultural Technology, which builds upon the long-standing partnership between the two colleges and…

Mukhlesur Rahman, NDSU associate professor of plant sciences, is conducting collaborative precision agriculture research thanks to three grants funded from the United States Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture.

In 2022, the NDSU Department of Biological Sciences received a $1.4 million award from the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Scholarships in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (S-STEM) program to help fund scholarships for students with unmet financial…

When companies want to solve problems, they turn to engineers. Even if those engineers are still college students. Every major in the College of Engineering includes a capstone experience. The course immerses student teams in hands-on design projects, many for industry…

Hockey players and their families know the smell all too well. That unmistakable bag odor known for stinking up homes, cars and locker rooms. There are Reddit threads galore on what to do about hockey gear stench, but a group of NDSU engineering students think…

NDSU graduate Jace Beehler was appointed by NDSU President David Cook as NDSU’s next chief of staff. Beehler will start his new role on Dec. 30. In a campuswide email sent Dec. 2, Cook said Beehler has “an impressive track record of professional…

NDSU Extension and South Dakota State University Extension are hosting a series of free aging well workshops. These workshops are offered as live Zoom webinars.

The commencement ceremony is one of the oldest and most colorful customs that links 21st century education with its origins.