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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS 10th Annual joint UND-NDSU Northern Plains Biological Symposium to be held on Grand Forks campus
The 10th Annual Northern Plains Biological Symposium brings presentations on ongoing biological research at the University of North Dakota and North Dakota State in Fargo. The presentations will be gi...
Posted on 4/11/13 at 11:36 AM
THE NEW FORTY Winning.
I was fortunate to be able to serve as the advisor to our department's first team to compete in NDSU's Innovation Week Challenge. The team - Regine Laurence Chauvet, Samanta Montano, Sarah Bundy, and ...
Posted on 2/28/13 at 9:06 PM
FATHER KNOWS LAST Football Heaven!
Ive been a football fan all my life. I grew up watching the Minnesota Vikings play each week, and that frequency has continued throughout my life. Ive probably missed fewer than 10 games during the...
Posted on 12/31/12 at 7:45 PM
NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY NEWS NDSU provost search committee sets timeline
The North Dakota State University provost search committee set a timeline to forward candidates to President Dean L. Bresciani by mid-April at its first meeting Jan. 19. The committee is scheduled to...
Posted on 1/20/11 at 10:30 AM
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Anthrax confirmed again
News release from the state Ag Department: Confirmation of anthrax in another North Dakota county has prompted state animal health officials to again urge livestock producers, especially in areas with...
Posted on 7/23/10 at 5:50 AM
Jerry Splonskowski, Bismarck, letter: Committee lets NDSU players take the fall 
The committee in charge of promoting this initiated measure has solid citizens involved, including some who are attorneys. So, where’s the accountability for them?
By Jerry Splonskowski , October 18, 2012
Ron Saeger, Fargo, letter: Common thread in college scandals is greed
It's time to set and consistently enforce a code of ethical standards and policies so that the greed can be put in check.
By Ron Saeger , September 17, 2012
Michael Connor, Starkweather, N.D., letter: This and that from here and there
Why do both the Democratic and Republican parties spend millions of dollars on negative advertising, then point their finger at the other party for running negative ads?
By Michael Connor , September 17, 2012
Nancy Lynn Roethler, Grand Forks, letter: Signature follies set state, NDSU back
I think an incorrect example is being shown for students, whose futures we are shaping.
And that’s true even if the athletic director says he’s tired of hearing about it.
By Nancy Lynn Roethler , September 12, 2012
Ted Kreis, Grand Forks, letter: Sorry, Gene Taylor, but players are not victims
It absolutely amazes me how Gene Taylor, athletic director at North Dakota State University, has turned the football players who allegedly committed voter petition fraud into victims rather than the accused.
By Ted Kreis , September 12, 2012
Barry Miller, West Fargo, N.D., letter: NDSU must elevate honesty above winning
Why do eight get to be on the team until their day in court when one was let go before his day in court?
By Barry Miller , September 07, 2012
OUR OPINION: Stronger action needed at NDSU
Petition fraud subverts democracy -- and NDSU officials should recognize the seriousness of it.
By Tom Dennis for the Herald , September 04, 2012
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Ultramarathoner Clark aims to raise $10K to fight autoimmune disease
Ben Clark is going to put himself through 400 miles of aches and pains, hoping that someday, others can live healthier, happier lives.
By Helmut Schmidt , August 12, 2012
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VIEWPOINT: N.D. student fee audit's timing suspicious
The timing of the student fees audit reeks of political opportunism. It seems like it is open season in some political circles on higher education in North Dakota, constantly attacking our colleges and universities at a time when they are doing a tremendous job of educating our students and preparing them for careers.
By Scot Kelsh , August 06, 2012
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NDSU wins conference award for overall performance
North Dakota State has won its first-ever Summit League Commissioner's Cup for its overall performance in men's and women's athletics.
By Associated Press , June 05, 2012
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NDSU unveils revised logos, new typeface
North Dakota State has unveiled revised versions of its primary and secondary athletic logos and a new custom typeface that will be used in athletic publications and team apparel.
By Forum Communications , June 02, 2012
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ASK YOUR GOVERNMENT: No easy answer to college funding question
Senate Appropriations Chairman Ray Holmberg, R-Grand Forks, said about alleged disparities in funding between UND nad NDSU: “The simple answer is the statement can be either true or false, depending upon your agenda. Selective research allows anyone to persuasively argue either way. Misleading without lying.
May 21, 2012
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Scientists mine NDSU botanist's treasure trove of climate records
Between 1907 and 1961, professor and botanist O.A. Stevens for what eventually became North Dakota State University traveled the state, documenting everything he could find and compiling diligent records on how plants responded to differences in temperature and weather.
Now, as scientists study how global climate change affects plant life, his century-old notes have turned into a treasure trove of data.
By Marino Eccher , May 14, 2012
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Jon Lindgren’s stint in public office shepherded him toward doubt in faith
Jon Lindgren couldn’t have imagined the profound effect the Ten Commandments monument outside City Hall would have on his life the day he first encountered the polished granite slate. But it was as a former mayor that Lindgren would tangle with the Ten Commandments – a fateful experience that, ironically, started him on a path that led him to abandon his Christian faith.
By Patrick Springer , April 29, 2012
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OUR OPINION: Peer-group comparisons can mislead on wages
For management, the central question is not how much others are paying. That’s always and everywhere a recipe for “more,” given the fact that there always are Joneses to keep up with.
Instead, the central question is this: What do I have to pay to both keep my good workers from jumping ship and to attract new workers when I need them?
By Tom Dennis for the Herald , April 24, 2012
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