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NDSU students are designing interior spaces to promote wellness and healing for veterans.

Jessica Striker, NDSU associate professor of mathematics, has joined the Office of Teaching and Learning as a faculty teaching fellow.

Tom Isern, University Distinguished Professor of history, has written a chapter for the new book, “A Companion to American Agricultural History” edited by R. Douglas Hurt of Purdue University. The book is published by John Wiley and Sons, which publishes works for…

Ross Collins, professor of communication, has published a new academic book, “Chocolate. A Cultural Encyclopedia.” The book is available through ABC-Cleo, Santa Barbara, California. The hardcover book sells for $97.

The NDSU Challey School of Music is set to welcome the world-renowned Boston Brass ensemble to Fargo next week to begin its Summer Intensive workshop at the Reineke Fine Arts Center June 13-17.

NDSU student Matthew Hansen, right, is a peer mentor in the College of Science and Math peer advising program. At NDSU, students build close relationships with faculty and fellow students.

Prairie Public is set to air a new documentary, “The Women of Alba Bales House” Thursday, May 19, at 9 p.m. The project was funded by NDSU Libraries, NDSU College of Human Sciences and Education and the members of Prairie Public.

Andrew Croll, associate professor of physics, and Wenjie Xia, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, collaborated to publish a paper in the scientific journal Matter. The paper, titled “Sticky Crumpled Matter,” received research contributions from…

NDSU sociology professor emeritus Rev. William “Bill” Sherman died May 4 at age 94. He lived in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Sherman taught Sociology of Religion and Sociology of the Great Plains during his time at NDSU. He was a prominent area religious leader, serving…