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Angela J. Smith, NDSU professor of history, has been nominated for the 2025 YWCA Women of the Year Awards, which honors women making significant contributions to the Fargo-Moorhead-West Fargo community. Smith is among 37 nominees recognized for leadership and service.

A group of NDSU pre-law students traveled to Bismarck to experience the inner workings of the North Dakota Legislature firsthand. The visit provided students with a unique opportunity to engage with state lawmakers, observe legislative…

NDSU faculty, staff, students and the community will have an opportunity to learn about exciting, multidisciplinary research taking place across campus, encouraging potential collaborations and igniting new ideas during BisonSpark Talks.

NDSU’s public history program is hosting its summer field school this May and June to give students an opportunity to get hands-on experience and help a museum in Braddock, North Dakota, interpret its collection and tell a regional story. NDSU’s public history field…

NDSU fourth-year architecture students recently participated in a capstone studio visit to Bismarck, immersing themselves in the capital city’s architectural and civic landscape. Over the course of three days, 63 students and NDSU faculty members David…

NDSU President David Cook delivered his opening testimony to the North Dakota Senate Appropriations Education and Environment Committee on Wednesday, January 15, providing a detailed overview of the university's priorities for the session. His testimony highlighted the…