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Bonanzaville Spanish-American War exhibit to feature work of NDSU students
A new exhibit by NDSU’s Fargo History Project is scheduled to open Saturday, May 4, at Bonanzaville, 1351 Main Ave. W., West Fargo.
The exhibit, “1898-1899, North Dakota Goes to War, ” is the story...
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Inspiring Teacher: Kristen Fellows, assistant professor of anthropology
Kristen Fellows is a historical archaeologist who studies such topics the African Diaspora in the Caribbean and U.S., ethnohistory, oral histories and race and gender.
Her enthusiasm and zest for...
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NDSU faculty receive Great Plains IDEA awards
Two NDSU faculty members have been recognized with 2019 Faculty Excellence Awards by the Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance. Mari Borr, associate professor of teacher education, and...
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NDSU event to honor late alumnus, architect
The NDSU Department of Architecture and Landscape Architecture is set to host a special event honoring late alumnus Denby Deegan, an accomplished Native American architect.
The event, “Denby Deegan,...
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Faculty member excels in Greek landscape architecture competition
Anna Maria Vissilia, NDSU assistant professor of landscape architecture, recently earned fourth place in an architectural competition for a proposal titled “Study of Unification of points of Interest...
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Women's History Month film, panel event planned
NDSU's Department of History, Philosophy and Religious Studies and the NDSU Libraries are set to host a free screening of the movie “Suffragette” to celebrate Women's History Month. The film is...
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NDSU faculty research to be presented in ‘Conversations’ event
The research of faculty in the NDSU College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences will be highlighted during the first “AHSS Faculty Research Conversations” event, set for Tuesday, Feb 12, from 3...
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NDSU Press to unveil new book offerings
NDSU Press is set to host its fourth annual official book launching during the NDSU Press Party, scheduled for Thursday, March 7, at 7 p.m. in the Harry D. McGovern Alumni Center, 1241 University...
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Inspiring Teacher: Charlette Moe, assistant professor and assistant director of choral activities
NDSU Challey School of Music’s Charlette Moe is a respected music conductor and an admired educator. She teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in music and choral education, with the goal to...
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NDSU French Film Festival scheduled
The NDSU Department of Modern Languages is set to host a French Film Festival, beginning Tuesday, Feb. 5, and continuing through Tuesday, March 5, at the Fargo Public Library, located at 102 Third...
