NDSU architecture and landscape architecture students are taking part in a hands-on learning experience that may become a major attraction for the city of Mitchell, South Dakota. Students from the architecture 789 seminar course taught by Matthew Kirkwood, landscape architecture program director, have developed a proposed...
Chester Fritz Distinguished Professorships go to Michelle Sauer in English and Sean Valentine in the department of management UND's interim and incoming presidents popped up during Zoom meetings to surprise Michelle M. Sauer and Sean Valentine with the awards “I definitely feel like I should have dressed...
Pilots from 18 schools across the country will fly virtually to compete for fastest pilot and fastest school in drone racing tournament broadcasted live on Midco Sports Network, YouTube and Twitch The University of North Dakota and the Research Institute of Autonomous Systems (RIAS), in association...
NDSU staff understands that feeling connected to campus is a crucial element for most students who attend college. That’s why they’ve worked together to coordinate an individual outreach program for students learning remotely due to COVID-19 social distancing restrictions. The program commits to weekly contact...
VCSU announces record spring enrollment For the sixth consecutive year, Valley City State University has achieved record spring enrollment numbers according to official figures released Feb. 11. VCSU has set spring semester records with a headcount enrollment of 1,622 students, nearly a 7% increase over last year’s 1,517...
An award of $415,256 from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration (EDA) is helping Bismarck State College (BSC) equip its new Health Sciences facility with high-tech equipment for enhanced workforce training. The grant is a 50 percent cost share for the $830,000 project....
Bismarck State College saw a significant 5% enrollment increase for Spring 2020 semester over Spring 2019. Numbers are up across several key areas including full time and part time students. Full time students increased by 1% Part time students went up by 8% Total credit...
Christi McGeorge, professor of human development and family science, has received a $20,000 grant from the NCAA Innovations in Research and Practice Grant Program. The grant program, which is now in its seventh year, is designed to enhance college athletes’ psychosocial well-being and mental health. McGeorge,...
In conjunction with Career and Technical Education (CTE) month this February, Dakota College at Bottineau announces a major new scholarship that will help address workforce needs in north central North Dakota. Through the support of the Bottineau County Economic Development Corporation and anticipated matching funds...
Dakota College at Bottineau plans to add women’s ice hockey as a new sport. The college will begin recruiting team members immediately and plans to compete during the 2020-2021 academic year. Although the college was not actively making plans for new sports for next year, strong...
