What does giving make possible?
This summer, 17 current and alumni performed at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opening in Medora, representing NDSU on a historic stage.
Your support helps create opportunities for our students.
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What does giving make possible? Preparing tomorrow's legal leaders.
Pre-Law students traveled to Bismarck to experience law & government firsthand. These experiences help students build connections, explore career opportunities and see where their education can take them.
What does giving make possible? The chance to turn questions into discovery. Our students explore big questions through research and mentorship, building skills, challenging ideas and discovering what’s possible.
Your support helps create more opportunities.
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Throughout 2026, College of Arts & Sciences students & faculty have turned curiosity into research, creativity into experiences and ideas into impact. Giving Day is here and early giving begins TODAY. Help make what’s next possible.#NDSUGIVINGDAY2026
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Biology professor Ned Dochtermann received a $1.113 million NSF award to support grad students pursuing research in environmental and conservation sciences.
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Congrats to NDSU graduate Marissa Arroyo of JLG Architects, who earned her Certified Healthcare Interior Designer (CHID) certification, becoming one of only two CHID-certified interior designers in North Dakota. Congratulations, Marissa! Once a Bison, always a Bison! 🦬
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Dr. Ned Dochtermann has been named director of undergrad research for the Office of Research and Creative Activity. In his role, he'll help strengthen opportunities for students to engage in research & creative work. bit.ly/4hNolHE
NDSU graduate Tyrel Iron Eyes, who earned his M.S. in Anthropology this summer, uses photography to explore Lakota and Dakota histories.
See his work at the Memorial Union Gallery on the second floor of NDSU's Memorial Union.
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NDSU's Architecture program has been ranked #1 in Course Advisor's 2026 Best-Value Architecture and Related Services Schools in the US ranking! The ranking considers factors such as tuition, student debt and post-graduation earnings, highlighting the value of an #NDSU education.
#NDSU graduate Mitchell Trageton's work helped shape the Las Vegas skyline. As senior vice president of architecture for Marnell Companies, the 1987 graduate has spent 39 years contributing to iconic properties, including the Mirage, Treasure Island, Bellagio and Wynn.
A 1999 NDSU graduate with degrees in Environmental Design & Landscape Architecture, Jolene Rieck has been elected to the 2026 Council of Fellows of the American Society of Landscape Architects, one of the profession's highest honors. Congratulations, Jolene!🦬
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Theatre NDSU kicks off its 2026-27 season with "Ride the Cyclone," a dark musical comedy where six teenagers find themselves competing for a second chance at life after a freak roller coaster accident. October 15-17 and 22-24 bit.ly/3UcZNi5
At his inauguration as NDSU's 16th president, Marshall Stewart shared a vision rooted in NDSU's land-grant mission & the people who make this university what it is. Together, students, faculty, staff, alumni & partners will build what comes next. bit.ly/4y25tt8 #OneNDSU
Join the Herd FRIDAY at 6pm on NDSU's main campus as we celebrate Homecoming with Bison pride, community and plenty of spirit. 🦬💚💛
The parade begins at 17th Ave North and University Drive. Bring your friends and be part of the Herd!
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Student-Made NDSU launched Sept. 28, giving student entrepreneurs a new online marketplace to showcase and sell products they've created.
Shop in person at the first pop-u shop during Homecoming on Friday, Oct. 2, from 4-6:30pm at Churchill Field. bit.ly/4AFn3FI
Meet the student behind this year's Homecoming shirt Senior Isabella Martinez, a graphic design and printmaking student drew inspiration from North Dakota's Badlands, the Lewis & Clark Trail, Medora and bison for her "Plains to Peak: Climb as One" design. bit.ly/4hq5Rvb
#1 for Value!
Our Landscape Architecture program has been ranked #1 in the Top 25 Best-Value Landscape Architecture Programs in the US. by Course Advisor.
The ranking considers factors including tuition, student debt and post-graduation earnings. 🦬🤘 bit.ly/4hseUvC
Congratulations to Dr. Amy Gore on receiving the Beatrice Medicine Award for Scholarship in American Indian Studies for her monograph, 'Book Anatomy: Body Politics and the Materiality of Indigenous Book History.
We're proud to celebrate this recognition of Dr. Gore!
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NDSU’s College of Business will be hosting New York Times best-selling author and former Google executive, Jenny Wood, at Barry Hall on Thursday and Friday September 24th-25th.
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UNIV 100: ‘You Got Here, Now What? Tools for Epic Success’ is all about helping students make the most of their NDSU experience. From scavenger hunts and reflective journaling to creating a Personal Me slideshow, there’s plenty of learning, connection & fun along the way! #NDSU




























