NDSU News

The NDSU chapter of the Blue Key National Honor Society has named Mark Strand, professor of pharmacy practice and public health, as the 2024 NDSU Distinguished Educator. The award was created in 1969 by Blue Key to honor an outstanding educator for going beyond…

Bring the little ones for some holiday fun at Theatre NDSU’s second annual production of Ken Ludwig’s “Twas the Night Before Christmas” on Dec. 6–7 and 13–14 in Askanase Auditorium.

The 50th annual Harvest Bowl program at North Dakota State University was Nov. 15 and 16. Each year the Harvest Bowl program recognizes the dedication and hard work of outstanding agriculturists in 53 counties in North Dakota and 10 counties in western Minnesota,…

NDSU Libraries, NDSU Press and the College of Arts and Sciences hosted the 2024 Gunlogson Presentation, featuring the work and research of Rooth Varland, NDSU professor in the Division of Performing Arts. Varland is one of three awardees of last year's Gunlogson…

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…

NDSU’s Office of Admission recently welcomed eight high school counselors from around the region for its second annual Counselor Showcase on November 14-15. The event offered counselors a comprehensive overview of NDSU’s academic programs, resources, and campus…

Simone Ludwig is passionate about the rapidly evolving software industry and ensuring students are provided the skills they need to enter an in-demand career. That passion is noticeable to faculty in the department, the College of Engineering, as well as students…

North Dakota State University’s Center for Entrepreneurship and Family Business and College of Business recently hosted a group of 21 high school students from Northern Cass High School to share ideas and learn about entrepreneurship.

The NDSU Agricultural Data Analytics team began participation in the Genomes to Fields Genotype by Environment Prediction Competition starting on Nov. 15.