NDSU News

NDSU and North Dakota State College of Science have signed an agreement to establish a streamlined transfer pathway for students pursuing careers in Information Technology. The partnership aims to provide students earning an Information Systems…

North Dakota Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak visited NDSU last week, touring key research facilities and engaging with university leaders on the role of higher education in addressing workforce needs and economic development in the state.

NDSU provides students with firsthand experience on how to run a foodservice establishment with the 800 Café located on campus in the Family Life Center room 312. This is an on-campus restaurant managed by nutrition science/dietetic students as part of their…

Agricultural researchers and professionals now have more tools than ever to collect vast amounts of data using advanced technology. However, managing this flood of information presents a new challenge—storing, organizing and integrating it into centralized systems. The…

The North Dakota State University College of Health and Human Sciences has received a grant from the Leona M. and Harry B.

A current priority for the North Dakota State University Research and Creativity Activity office (RCA) is to boost North Dakota’s National Science Foundation (NSF) competitiveness given recent directives from the NSF to drive more funding into areas like North Dakota.…

The North Dakota 4-H Consumer Decision Making team from Cass County participated in the 2025 4-H Family and Consumer Sciences National Championship and Conference on Jan. 15-18. Teams representing 13 states competed at the event in San Antonio, Texas.

A team of NDSU students successfully submitted their project proposal to participate in the Farm Robotics Challenge. The NDSU's Robotics Team is composed of: