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The State Board of Higher Education focused on research when it met at Dickinson State University for its September meeting. Chancellor Mark Hagerott said that with thanks to U.S. Senator John Hoeven, a five-state consortium had including North Dakota had entered a memorandum of understanding to...

An apprenticeship program piloted at Lake Region State College was the genesis for a new statewide jobs training program announced between the North Dakota Tribal College System and oil industry partners. NDUS Chancellor Mark Hagerott said the move was to be celebrated and couldn’t have happened...

The 2022 Theodore Roosevelt Symposium kicked off Thursday, September 15th. The three-day event will explore the athletic world of athletics around the turn of the 20th Century and how modern sports subsequently developed. NDUS Chancellor Mark Hagerott participated in the activities on Thursday evening, to include...

An initiative to expand digital curriculums throughout North Dakota University System (NDUS) has found some early successes at Bismarck State College (BSC). Through its Palo Alto Networks (PAN) Academy, BSC has already trained two dozen educators in bringing computer science instruction into the K-12 classroom. According...

Valley City, North Dakota – Valley City State University (VCSU) today launched the Viking Mobile ID for iPhone, Apple Watch, and Android Phones.  Students can use the Viking Mobile ID on campus with just a tap of their mobile device. Students, faculty, and staff can add their Viking...

At its latest meeting, the State Board of Higher Education voted unanimously to approve increases for the state’s public college and university presidents starting at two percent. During the meeting, the SBHE expressed its deep appreciation and gratitude for the presidents’ service and continued commitment to...

The State Board of Higher Education held its last meeting for the 2022 fiscal year this week, and during the meeting the governing body talked extensively about executive contracts and budgets for the upcoming year. Early in the meeting the Board moved into executive session to...

North Dakota University System’s Core Technology Services launched a new project recently that’s meant to make the digital workplace more efficient. According to Corey Quirk, director of enterprise services – applications, the project created a cloud-hosted Software as a Service (SaaS) desktop and mobile workplace platform...