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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS Hoffarth re-appointed to second term on the North Dakota State Board of Higher Education
The North Dakota University System Staff Senate has re-appointed Janice Hoffarth, an administrative assistant in the University of North Dakota Department of Music, to serve as staff advisor to the ...
Posted on 1/18/13 at 5:38 PM
THE NEW FORTY Disparity...
I recently became aware of a fairly significant disparity between the base budgets for NDSU and UND. I must confess that I do not pay all that much attention to those sort of things...mostly I just pa...
Posted on 12/7/11 at 9:19 PM
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Today's Ask Your Government
Greetings Teri!!!! Are public colleges and universities required to provide any transitional assistance to students enrolled in a program and the program is closing prior to their degree completion? ...
Posted on 10/15/11 at 8:22 PM
K-12 officials cautious about higher ed plan 
A plan to overhaul North Dakota education from the state university system’s new chancellor will likely set off a lot of fierce discussion and debate, according to State Superintendent Wayne Sanstead.
By Jennifer Johnson , August 16, 2012
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Steve Scheel, Bruce Furness and others, Fargo, letter: Universities need more — not less — funding, CEOs write
At this historic juncture of economic prosperity and unprecedented opportunity, we simply must provide the funding to take both UND and NDSU to a higher level. Future graduates from these two exceptional and evolving research universities will benefit our entire state for decades to come.
By Steve Scheel, Bruce Furness and others , March 09, 2011
LLOYD OMDAHL: Legislature grabbing for power — again
The present session is only a couple of weeks old, and bills already have been introduced to take charge of the UND Fighting Sioux logo controversy. Under the state constitution, this issue is none of the Legislature’s business.
By Lloyd Omdahl , January 17, 2011
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Jon Backes, president, North Dakota Board of Higher Education, column: ‘Affordable, high-quality higher education’
When I applied for a position on the board, friends asked what motivated me to seek what they perceived to be a very time-consuming and often thankless job. My response simply was this: I want my children to have the chance to attend college in North Dakota and build their lives and careers in this great state.
By Jon Backes , September 04, 2010
HIGHER EDUCATION: N.D. university system tops enrollment record
North Dakota’s university system is reporting a record fall enrollment of more than 45,000 students. A fall semester head count at the 11 state colleges and universities totaled 45,817 students, an increase of 2,375, or 5.5 percent. College officials said none of the campuses reported a decline.
By Associated Press , September 26, 2009
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS: Accident victim IDs ... Grant fights drinking ... Carrington needs ambulance ... more
The Highway Patrol has identified the two women killed in a head-on crash west of New Town. Authorities said Trivian Rush, 25, Minot and Vikilynn Standish, 27, Bismarck, died when the car they were in crossed the center line and struck a pickup truck just before 6 a.m. Sunday on state Highway 23. The patrol said Rush was driving the car.
By Herald Wire Reports , August 27, 2009
Board cuts University System execs' salaries
North Dakota’s Board of Higher Education decided Friday to give four top university system executives smaller pay raises next year.
The board’s president, Richie Smith, and the university system’s chancellor, William Goetz, wanted 4 percent pay rises for three vice chancellors and the top attorney in the university system’s central office.
By Dale Wetzel , July 11, 2009
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Mike Bower, president, Lake Region State College: LAUNCH! creates positive partnership
The academic standards at Lake Region are not less stringent. Our admission standards are less stringent. They are not one and the same.
April 28, 2009
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N.D. LEGISLATURE: University system wants restored 'equity' money
A top North Dakota university system administrator is asking the Legislature to restore $10 million in so-called equity money to the system’s budget. The money, which is divided among the system’s 11 colleges, “really is the only discretionary money in the budget at the campus level,” said Laura Glatt, the system’s vice chancellor for administrative affairs.
By Dale Wetzel , April 25, 2009
Legislators clash over college bill
Despite a confrontational start, legislators made progress Friday negotiating the next two years of state college funding.
By Janell Cole , April 24, 2009
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