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UND NEWS UND poly sci student Karly Moen receives national ‘College Women’s Leadership Award’ for social activism, engagement
Karly Moen knows the importance of working well with others and going beyond expectations. Those basic building blocks for success will serve her well as she explores interests in politics and poli...
Posted on 5/21/13 at 9:29 AM
NORTH DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Take the Tour at NDSCS!
By Sarah Hoffbeck What sets NDSCS apart from other two-year colleges? For one, we truly care about our students success. Not only do we provide an affordable way to earn an education, we cater to you...
Posted on 5/17/13 at 1:21 PM
MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY MOORHEAD MSUM students participate in Arrowhead Model United Nations
Twenty-two MSU Moorhead students participated in the Arrowhead Model United Nations conference April 18-21 at Winona State University in Winona, Minn. At the conference, the teams participated in c...
Posted on 4/25/13 at 2:27 PM
SUNDOG Google Glass - Pinch to Zoom and Wink to take Picture
Image Source: Google Google might be planning on bringing some really awesome gestures to Glass. This information was leaked to The Next Web by reddit user fodawim. According to the information, t...
Posted on 4/24/13 at 10:14 AM
RURAL REFLECTIONS Rural Reflections Radio
Here is this week's Rural Reflections Radio program, Popular times...
Posted on 4/19/13 at 7:35 AM
Program helps American Indian engineers 
Supporters of a new program that aims to recruit American Indian students to become engineers are hoping some of them will return home to help their communities.
By Associated Press , September 12, 2010
Fargo shows promise as vaccine center
Fledgling facility’s director brings intellectual capital, connectionsThe fledgling Center for Biopharmaceutical Research and Production at North Dakota State University essentially occupies the sparely appointed office of its director, Satish Chandran.
By Patrick Springer , August 29, 2010
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Minnesota students fall short in science
Minnesota students improved on a state test gauging their science smarts. But in the test’s third year, more than 50 percent of test takers continued to fall short of proficiency.
July 27, 2010
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2-year colleges partner to offer biotech degree
Area two-year colleges are playing their role to prepare workers for the expanding field of biotechnology.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , July 22, 2010
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Minnesota medical inventor has dozens of patents
Technological advances used in bone grafts, periodontal surgeryDULUTH, Minn. – Dr. John Brekke sensed he was on the threshold of a scientific breakthrough. But something was missing. So he walked to the Blue Heron in the Dewitt-Seitz Building in Canal Park and bought some coffee grinders.
By John Lundy, Forum Communications Co. , June 20, 2010
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Pfizer scientist signs on at NDSU
A former high-ranking Pfizer biotechnologist will bring immediate recognition to a new North Dakota State University Center of Excellence.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , May 21, 2010
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NASA outlines latest search for extraterrestrials
WASHINGTON – Stephen Hawking says it is too risky to try to talk to space aliens.
Oops. Too late.
NASA and others have already beamed several messages into deep space, trying to phone E.T.
By Seth Borenstein, AP Science Writer , April 29, 2010
TechGYRLS teaches science can be fun
Taylor Bowen begged her mother to let her participate in TechGYRLS.
Bowen’s mother, Barbara Villella, was at first reluctant to let her daughter sign up for one more activity, but she relented and says the program has been a blessing.
By Tracy Frank , April 27, 2010
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Engineering success: Minnesota students get early exposure to field
Strange things are happening in Greentown lately, and Andrea Langley’s third-graders plan to get to the bottom of it.
After a plea for help from Greentown’s mayor, the students at Moorhead’s Reinertsen Elementary slipped into the shoes of environmental engineers to put a stop to a spate of fishy frog deaths.
April 13, 2010
UND professors leave unfinished work
Two veteran University of North Dakota medical school professors who died over the holiday break left behind more than years of expertise. They also left unfinished science projects.
By Dave Kolpack, Associated Press writer , February 15, 2010
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Compatible? Check your DNA
Genetic testing firms tout benefits of better biological matchesNEW YORK – Looking for love? Try leaning in for a ... cheek swab.
By Megan K. Scott, Associated Press , November 16, 2009
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TechGYRLS workshop set Nov. 21 at YWCA
TechGYRLS is offering a workshop for girls in fourth through seventh grades from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Nov. 21 at the YWCA Emergency Shelter, 3000 S. University Drive, Fargo.
By Forum staff reports , November 12, 2009
NASA puts new rocket on launch pad for test flight
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - NASA's new rocket is on the launching pad.
By By Marcia Dunn , October 20, 2009
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