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Dr. Marshall Stewart officially inaugurated as NDSU's 16th President (opens the original)
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FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) - North Dakota State University officially welcomed Dr. Marshall Stewart to the role of President in a ceremony that took place on October 1. The inauguration was held at Challey Hall and featured an academic audience of NDSU faculty, as well as other important figures like UND President Andy Armacost and Fargo Mayor Josh Boschee. In his first-ever State of the University address, President Stewart spoke of his vision for the university as well as his gratitude in assuming the
Hope, Inc. celebrates 20 years of impacting lives (opens the original)
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FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) - There were cheers, smiles, and memories shared at the Dakota Medical Foundation on the morning and afternoon of September 26, as folks gathered to mark the 20th anniversary of the founding of Hope, Inc. The nonprofit began with a simple thought that sprang from the brains of Adair and Bill Grommesh two decades ago - why can't kids with mobility issues participate in activities? The couple admits those early years were a struggle, both with attendance and funding. "We started
Business owners, elected officials continue to weigh in on street racing issue (opens the original)
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FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) - Bridget Bowden is the co-owner of Hurley's Religious Goods on University Drive, and while she says they as a business are lucky to be closed when the street racing frequently fires up on University, others nearby aren't so fortunate. In addition, Bowden says she can't even escape the phenomenon when she goes home after a taxing day at work. "We live on kind of the southwest edge of town. When we built down there twenty years ago, we had our windows down in the evenings," she
Fall Career Expo returns to NDSU, setting up students for roles in the workforce (opens the original)
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FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) - College students preparing to join the workforce were given a chance to scope out the current job landscape and make connections with prospective employers. That took place at the NDSU Fall Career Expo, held September 23 at the Fargodome. Over 280 employers were present, with NDSU officials estimating that over 2,000 students attended, breaking last year's record of 1,900. Career experts say that A.I. is indeed causing significant shifts in the job market, but that good old-
Reactions to the federal investigation of the University of North Dakota (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS, N.D. (KVRR) - The release came out on September 16, a day after the University of North Dakota itself later revealed they had been notified by the Department of Education. UND and Duke University are now the subject of an investigation "after reviews of university records indicated the submission of incomplete, inaccurate, and untimely disclosures." State Senator Jonathan Sickler is Chair of the Legislature's Higher Education Committee. He says he was just as surprised as anyone els
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