On Friday, Dec. 20 in May Hall’s Dorothy Stickney Auditorium, graduate Rachael Solberg will say farewell to her fellow Dickinson State University graduates in the school’s fall commencement ceremony, for which she is one of the speakers.
From Ukrainian heritage to state-owned mills, the land of North Dakota is rich with culture, pride and a unique political history.
In a ceremony Friday morning, Dickinson State University unveiled a renovation of the Ben C. Frank Human Performance Center, their state-of-the-art weight room.
The facility had not been upgraded since 2000, and thanks to generous donors and the university, it was time to enhance the way the Blue Hawks athletics teams grind.
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Dickinson State University is refining and expanding its Writing Across the Curriculum program.
“It’s been pushed at every school I’ve been at, but especially at DSU, to make sure the students know in first year composition that what they’re learning there isn’t a one and done. They’ve got to carry it through the curriculum and carry it into their careers,” said Michelle Stevier-Johanson, Writing Across the Curriculum coordinator.
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“Some of the things that you hear are too incredible to be true, but they are. They’re too heinous to be true, but they are. They’re too heroic to be true, but they are. So when you hear a story about the military, we’re not all a bunch of crazed killers; we’re people just like … you folks, but we’ve had different experiences. Sometimes they’re really hard to understand unless you have the background to understand them,” veteran Jim Parke told Dickinson State University students on Wednesday.
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Dickinson State University received a $15,000 grant to host Big Read on The Things They Carried.
For the second year in a row, the Sigma Beta Delta Fellowship was awarded to a student at Dickinson State University. This year, it was given to Jessica Kirchoffner, a senior business major.
100 percent of Dickinson State University’s (DSU) Registered Nurses passed the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) in 2018. This is just one of the reasons DSU’s nursing program was named third best in state by Registered Nursing.
The latest showcase in Dickinson State University’s Mind’s Eye Art Gallery features some incredible prints that have been tucked away for ages! Don’t miss the reception for Fine Art Prints from the DSU Collection Thursday, Feb. 14 at 2 p.m.!
The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) located on the Dickinson State University (DSU) campus helped 15 new area businesses get their start last year. Overall, the center assisted over 100 clients in 2018, a growth of over 25% from the first year, according to Darrell Neubert, SBDC business advisor and DSU assistant professor of business.
