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Kalpana Katti, University Distinguished Professor of civil and environmental engineering, will be recognized as a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the world’s largest general scientific society and publisher of the Science family of…

NDSU faculty, staff, students and the community will have an opportunity to learn about exciting, multidisciplinary research taking place across campus, encouraging potential collaborations and igniting new ideas during BisonSpark Talks.

Aditya Goyal, a doctoral student in materials and nanotechnology, was named this year’s Three Minute Thesis champion during the final round of NDSU Graduate School’s Three Minute Thesis competition on Thursday, Feb. 13.

Six graduate students are set to compete in the final round of the NDSU Graduate School’s Three Minute Thesis Competition scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 13 at 2 p.m. in the Memorial Union’s Anishinaabe Theater. The finalists made it through the competition’s…

NDSU President David Cook delivered his opening testimony to the North Dakota Senate Appropriations Education and Environment Committee on Wednesday, January 15, providing a detailed overview of the university's priorities for the session. His testimony highlighted the…

Registration for the 2025 NDSU Three Minute Thesis competition will open on Monday, Oct. 14, and will close on Sunday, Dec. 15. The Three Minute Thesis competition invites graduate students to present a compelling discussion on their research topic—including…

NDSU’s Graduate School is waiving application fees for all non-degree applicants through Aug. 1. The application fee will be waived for NDSU employees and non-employees. A few things to note:

Students in NDSU’s Master of Public Policy program are making an impact in the state as they gain critical real-world experience through hands-on capstone projects. Students in the program choose a community partner that meets their interests and work closely…