NDSU News | College of Engineering

Seven students from NDSU’s Engineers Without Borders recently traveled to La Providencia, Guatemala, to build a water distribution system that will change lives for years to come.

NDSU and the College of Engineering have been awarded nearly $1.8 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to support multi-year research, development and demonstration of microgrid-related technologies. The project will be technically led by Di Wu, associate…

It’s time for commencement at North Dakota State University. As you get ready to walk the stage, be sure to grab some pictures across campus to commemorate the occasion and remember all the hard work it took to get here.

NDSU is set to hold commencement ceremonies Saturday, May 11 at the Fargodome. Two ceremonies are scheduled.

A group of NDSU College of Engineering students finished among the best in the nation at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Design, Build, Fly Competition.

Minnesota seventh grader Will Bock recently was NDSU’s special guest on an exclusive tour of campus, giving him the opportunity to learn more about the university’s innovative engineering programs and envision what it’s like to be part of the Bison community.

NDSU students raised a record $11,178.94 during the 13th annual Battle of the Cents-es. The fundraising competition, held April 8 through April 10, pits student ambassadors from the College of Engineering against student ambassadors from the College of Health and Human…

NDSU Student Research Days is a two-day event dedicated to providing NDSU graduate and undergraduate students an opportunity to present their research and creative works. The event was held on April 9 and 10. Top student presentations were awarded in both oral and…

A team of NDSU engineering students received several honors at the 2024 SAE International Clean Snowmobile Challenge, held March 7 through 9 in Houghton, Michigan. The NDSU team placed second out of 13 teams overall, earning first place for in-service emissions, first…