NDSU College of Arts & Sciences

NDSU is proud to welcome the inaugural Honors College cohort. Thirty incoming students will begin a new interdisciplinary experience focused on leadership, innovation and the future of technology. Read more: bit.ly/4umyoav #NDSU #HonorsCollege #StudentSuccess

At the CAS annual Retirement Celebration, we honored: Bill Law & Dr. Charlette Moe, Challey School of Music; Dr. John Hershberger, Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry; Diane Goede, College of Arts and Sciences Thank you for your service to NDSU! #NDSU

From developing molecules for medicine to advancing sustainable materials through green chemistry, Sibi’s work continues to push the boundaries of what chemistry can achieve. Read more: bit.ly/3PfAGJb #NDSU #Chemistry #Research #FacultyExcellence

Thank you to our CAS Board of Advisors for your continued leadership, partnership and support! The board gathered last week at the Grain Exchange in Minneapolis for the College of Arts & Sciences annual Board of Advisors meeting. #NDSU #CollegeofArtsAndSciences

Congratulations, 2026 graduates! Your hard work, resilience and accomplishments have brought you to this moment, and we could not be more proud. No matter where your next chapter takes you, you will always be part of the Bison family. #NDSU #NDSUGrad #ClassOf2026

For more than 35 years, biological sciences professor Lisa Montplaisir has combined teaching, leadership and service at NDSU. From the classroom to Faculty Senate leadership, her student-centered approach continues to make an impact. Read more: bit.ly/3REfVYb #NDSU

Registration is open for NDSU’s first online Teaching, Leadership and Learning Conference. June 16, Open to educators nationwide. Sessions focus on the whole child, inclusive access & high-impact instruction. Register now: bit.ly/48XZJqN #NDSU #Education

Finals week reminder: Drink some water. Take a study break. Get some sleep. Eat something besides snacks. Taking care of yourself is important, too. #NDSU #FinalsWeek #SelfCare

Join us for “Deep Mapping Casselton,” a public presentation featuring research from NDSU graduate students and faculty exploring the layered history of Casselton & Everest Township. arcg.is/1bHi9n2 Martin's Lutheran Church: 502 Martin's Ave N Casselton, 5/12 @ 3pm #NDSU

NDSU researchers and Casselton partners are bringing local history to life through deep mapping. The “Collecting Casselton” project combines maps, oral histories, archaeology & more to explore the Red River Valley over time. Read more: bit.ly/3QUjR6Y #PublicHistory #NDSU

Built by Bison NDSU is launching a Student-Made Marketplace in Fall 2026, giving students hands-on experience creating & selling their own products. Read more: bit.ly/4enMx1X #NDSU #Entrepreneurship

NDSU interior design students traveled to Dallas to present their concepts for an AI data center currently under construction in North Dakota. Congrats to Shler Mohammad, Elsa Bainey, Alyssa Hall and Ashten Wolfe! Read more: bit.ly/4uqFM43 #NDSU #InteriorDesign

This year’s ‘Community Garden: A Fashion Show in Bloom’ celebrated creativity, collaboration and student design in full bloom. #NDSU #NDSUFashion #InBloom #StudentDesign

Dr. Craig Stockwell, professor of Biological Sciences, has been named the recipient of the 2026 Outstanding Graduate Mentor Award from NDSU’s College of Graduate and Interdisciplinary Studies. Thank you, Dr. Stockwell, for inspiring and guiding the next generation of researchers.

Chance Bowlinger delivered the student address at NDSU’s Evening of Distinction. A mathematics and computer science graduate, Chance is completing his M.A. in Computer Science this spring after earning his undergraduate degrees this past winter. #NDSU #StudentSuccess

Research on a global staged NDSU education faculty & doctoral students presented at the AERA Annual Meeting A premier, highly selective global conference for educational research. Read more: bit.ly/3PaksRn #NDSU #Education #Research #AERA

From capstone displays to live presentations and collaborative design experiences, Design Week highlighted the work and ideas shaping the future of interior design. Thank you to all who attended and to our incredible sponsors for making this event a success! #NDSU #DesignWeek2026

Jess Jung, associate dean in the College of Arts and Sciences, received the Distinguished Direction of a Play or Musical Award from the American College Theater Festival for her work on Glory. Congratulations on this outstanding achievement! #NDSU #Theatre #FacultyExcellence

Learning beyond the classroom NDSU public history and history students traveled over Spring Break for a behind-the-scenes look at the museum and exhibition field. Read more: bit.ly/4ubAglW #NDSU #History #PublicHistory #ExperientialLearning

Senior Sarah Kruse, a double major in biology and statistics, has been named the 2026 Young Woman of Today & Tomorrow at the YWCA Cass Clay Women of the Year event. Congratulations, Sarah, on this well-deserved recognition! Read the article: bit.ly/3OV1GgM #NDSU