NDSU News | College of Engineering

The future of the College of Engineering is taking shape at NDSU. Construction crews have begun installing structural steel for Offerdahl Hall, a major milestone in the development of the transformational Richard Offerdahl '65 Engineering Complex.

Ben Braaten isn’t afraid of tackling a big challenge and there are plenty of those in the current agricultural landscape.

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…

Students at the NDSU Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering have even more access to hands-on training with the addition of a hydraulic trainer. The Fluid Power Training system allows students to experiment with real-world valves common in most industry…

The NDSU College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources and College of Engineering are collaborating to establish the Peltier Institute for Advancement in Agricultural Technology, which builds upon the long-standing partnership between the two colleges and…

When companies want to solve problems, they turn to engineers. Even if those engineers are still college students. Every major in the College of Engineering includes a capstone experience. The course immerses student teams in hands-on design projects, many for industry…