NDSU researchers are exploring how artificial intelligence and precision agriculture practices can help protect resources, support farmers, and sustain the nation’s food supply.
The Next Era of Agriculture Is Autonomous Read More »
NDSU researchers are exploring how artificial intelligence and precision agriculture practices can help protect resources, support farmers, and sustain the nation’s food supply.
Fifty years after its inception, NDSU’s computer science program is more innovative and in demand than ever.
NDSU Computer Science Levels Up Read More »
Fifty years after its inception, NDSU’s computer science program is more innovative and in demand than ever.
CHS and the CHS Foundation are the recipients of the 2023 Partner in Excellence Award, which recognizes a corporation, foundation, or organization that has given significant support as well as demonstrated inspirational philanthropic giving in the University.
Furthering Ag Leaders Read More »
CHS and the CHS Foundation are the recipients of the 2023 Partner in Excellence Award, which recognizes a corporation, foundation, or organization that has given significant support as well as demonstrated inspirational philanthropic giving in the University.
David ’68 and Aileen ’69 Clough are recipients of the 2023 Distinguished Service Award, which recognizes individuals who have provided outstanding volunteer service for the benefit of the University or played vital roles as volunteer fundraisers on behalf of the NDSU Foundation.
Fellowship and Philanthropy Read More »
David ’68 and Aileen ’69 Clough are recipients of the 2023 Distinguished Service Award, which recognizes individuals who have provided outstanding volunteer service for the benefit of the University or played vital roles as volunteer fundraisers on behalf of the NDSU Foundation.
Neil Gudmestad ’78, ’82 is the recipient of the 2023 Henry L. Bolley Academic Achievement Award, which honors individuals who have attained noted achievements in the area of education as teachers, researchers, and/or administrators.
Researching with ‘One Foot in the Furrow’ Read More »
Neil Gudmestad ’78, ’82 is the recipient of the 2023 Henry L. Bolley Academic Achievement Award, which honors individuals who have attained noted achievements in the area of education as teachers, researchers, and/or administrators.
Spencer Duin ’66, ’18 is a recipient of the 2023 Distinguished Service Award, which recognizes an individual who has provided outstanding volunteer service for the benefit of the University or someone who has played a vital role as a volunteer fundraiser on behalf of the NDSU Foundation.
A Passion for Giving Back Fueled by Farm Values Read More »
Spencer Duin ’66, ’18 is a recipient of the 2023 Distinguished Service Award, which recognizes an individual who has provided outstanding volunteer service for the benefit of the University or someone who has played a vital role as a volunteer fundraiser on behalf of the NDSU Foundation.
Andrea Travnicek ’01, ’04, ’08 is the recipient of the 2023 Horizon Award, which recognizes alumni who have graduated within the past 15 years and have attained great success in their profession or have been engaged in outstanding community service.
A Career Rooted in a Love for Nature Read More »
Andrea Travnicek ’01, ’04, ’08 is the recipient of the 2023 Horizon Award, which recognizes alumni who have graduated within the past 15 years and have attained great success in their profession or have been engaged in outstanding community service.
Peter Iwen ’76 is the recipient of the 2023 Alumni Achievement Award, which recognizes alumni who have attained outstanding professional accomplishments.
20 Years of Front-line Research Read More »
Peter Iwen ’76 is the recipient of the 2023 Alumni Achievement Award, which recognizes alumni who have attained outstanding professional accomplishments.
NDSU is educating innovative health care professionals to meet the needs of North Dakota patients in an industry under pressure.
Delivering Patient-Centered Care in Every Corner of the State Read More »
NDSU is educating innovative health care professionals to meet the needs of North Dakota patients in an industry under pressure.
NDSU assistant professor Marc Devine is collaborating with student-actors to bring stories from local foster parents to audiences in “Home.”
Devising a Show: A Unique Theater Experience Mirroring Life Read More »
NDSU assistant professor Marc Devine is collaborating with student-actors to bring stories from local foster parents to audiences in “Home.”