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The next AI and The Humanities seminar is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 24, from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Memorial Union Prairie Rose room. Rupak Gandhi, the superintendent of the Fargo Public Schools, will present “Ethical Issues in Education.” Gandhi will discuss…

This summer, Kristen Fellows, NDSU assistant professor of anthropology, and John Creese, NDSU associate professor of anthropology, ran field schools. Field schools provide unique opportunities for research, as well as training students in the methodologies of…

The annual NDSU homecoming tradition is an opportunity for students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members to reconnect with campus and celebrate the university. This year, Kaylee Weigel, a microbiological sciences graduate student from Alexandria, Minnesota, is…

Amy Gore, an assistant professor of English at NDSU, has been invited by the Grolier Club to give a lecture on her forthcoming monograph, “Book Anatomy: Body Politics and the Materiality of Indigenous Book History.” Founded in 1884 and based in Manhattan, NYC, the…

The AI and The Humanities seminar, hosted by the Northern Plains Ethics Institute, School of Humanities and Colleges of Arts and Sciences is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 10 from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Memorial Union Hidatsa room. Anne Denton, NDSU professor of…

In Ryan McGrath’s lab, NDSU undergraduate students get advanced research experience working with the aging population of North Dakota. Healthy Aging North Dakota, or HAND, investigates human lifespan health. Specifically, the lab evaluates the role of muscle…

NDSU’s master of public policy program, launched in 2022, provides rigorous training that meets regional, national and international needs for policy design and program evaluation. Students in the program work with faculty to understand complex problems and build…