NDSU raised $1,930,846 from 1,723 donors during its 24-hour Giving Day on Oct.
27 to fund scholarships, academic and research programs, and student experiences across campus.
NDSU Distinguished Professor Chanchai Tangpong studies how organizations collaborate to innovate and how struggling groups reverse performance declines, and his ongoing research will inform strategies for Fargo-area businesses and involve graduate students (research assistants).
NDSU students are taking flexible on-campus jobs that build communication and problem-solving skills while helping them connect with peers, with openings at the Bookstore, Dining and Union Market, the Wellness Center, and the Career and Advising Center.
Students can search current positions on Handshake to find jobs that fit their class schedules.
Teagan Erbele (NDSU junior studying agricultural education from near Lehr) was elected a National FFA officer and will represent North Dakota at national FFA events and duties beginning this term.
NDSU’s Blue Key Honor Society awarded honorary membership to Landon’s Light in honor of Landon Solberg during the Blue Key Homecoming Show on Sept.
30, 2026, presenting his parents with a Blue Key badge and scroll; Landon’s Light is a nonprofit supporting children with medical conditions such as cancer.
NDSU University Distinguished Professor Chad Ulven will discuss bringing innovation to market and AI's role at the third Knowledge on Tap on Tuesday, Nov.
10 at Junkyard Brewing in West Fargo. (Tickets $5; register in advance through The Study; no door sales.)
NDSU’s Gold Star Marching Band, led by director Connor Challey, raised its performance level this fall as FBS football games boosted visibility.
The band played at local and regional events + will be featured at Giving Day on Tuesday, Oct. 27.
Rob Grosz, an NDSU alumnus and CEO of the Consulting Engineers Group, built NFL stadiums and data centers while mentoring future engineers (and remains a proud Bison fan).
His career shows how his local education has paved the way for lasting professional success.
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