In Our Hands Campaign Tour

NDSU Leadership traveled to Florida and Arizona in February to connect with university alumni and friends and share news and updates from campus and In Our Hands: The Campaign for North Dakota State University. Click the links below to view photos from the events.

Student Emergency Support Project

Benefactors Show Compassion During Challenging Times

Anxiety and stresses caused by COVID-19 are being felt across the nation and around the world. North Dakota State University, like other universities, has moved to remote learning, which has become a challenge for some of our students who have limited resources and are losing the income they did have as stores and restaurants limit hours or close entirely.

With the rapid changes in the wake of the COVID-19 national emergency, some NDSU students are in need of technology to complete their coursework remotely, resources to meet basic needs, and travel assistance. To make your gift in support of NDSU students during these uncertain times, visit the Student Emergency Support crowdfunding page.

NDSU's COVID-19 Response

Philanthropy in Action

Teammakers Make an Impact

As a men's basketball player, Vinnie Shahid benefited from Team Makers, an annual fundraising arm for the university’s Division I programs. He was always drawn to NDSU because his family lives nearby, but he didn’t think he could attend until he received a scholarship. Being closer to home allowed him to take advantage of everything NDSU offers its athletes from the high-tech Sanford Health Athletic Complex with top-of-the-line weight rooms to trainers and nutrition experts to the tutors and advisors available anytime for academic needs, Vinnie said he feels incredibly lucky:

Read more about the In Our Hands campaign at www.InOurHandsNDSU.com.

Campus News

Pharmaceutical Sciences Student Wins Three Minute Thesis Competition

Pharmaceutical sciences doctoral student Riddhi Trivedi was named the winner of NDSU’s annual Three Minute Thesis Competition Feb. 20. Trivedi also received the People’s Choice Award at the competition.

The event, which highlights graduate student research, is hosted by the College of Graduate and Interdisciplinary Studies. The prizes were sponsored by Gate City Bank.

Trivedi presented “No More Hide and Seek: NanoParticles Seek Out the Hiding HIV in Brain to Combat NeuroAIDS,” in which she explained how her research can improve the lives of HIV-positive patients.  Continue Reading

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