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Lauren Rahier, an NDSU student double majoring in criminal justice and psychology, presented research at the 2024 American Society of Criminology conference in San Francisco on Nov. 13. Her presentation featured a study that examined the relationships between…

This summer Justin Burchill, a senior biological sciences major from Fargo, North Dakota, worked alongside Hanna Edens, a 2021 NDSU graduate, and a research team led by Mandy Guinn from United Tribes Technical College to track and document the federally endangered…

Amy Gore, NDSU assistant professor of English, recently received notification of her election to membership in the American Antiquarian Society, a world-renowned library and society dedicated to the preservation of American history.

Amy Gore learned a powerful story as a college graduate student. Books in the 19th century often were left on trains, read by hundreds of curious passengers as they travelled to their destinations. Knowledge and wonder were passed around from stop-to-stop like a…

NDSU will launch its first university museum, which will unify, catalog and exhibit its diverse collections of more than a million objects and artifacts across campus.

Mohi Quadir, NDSU associate professor of coatings and polymeric materials, has received an $800,000 USDA-NIFA grant to fund a research project aimed at synthesizing biobased fire-retardant additives and bio-surfactants. In addition to scientific advancement,…