REGIONAL EDUCATION
Hanson begins his first year as BSU-NTC president 
He has more height and build than half the players on the Bemidji State University football team and yet there’s still a good chance new BSU-NTC President Richard Hanson will be carried off into Lake Bemidji should the team win their Homecoming football game this fall.
By Anne Williams , August 26, 2010
M State sees big enrollment spike
Hundreds of students rolled into Minnesota State Community and Technical College for the first day of classes Monday, causing a spike in enrollment this year.
By Riham Feshir , August 26, 2010
UND sets first-day enrollment record; NDSU also up
The first-day fall enrollment count for UND and North Dakota State University broke records again, the universities said Wednesday.
By Tu-Uyen Tran , August 26, 2010
Hit the books! Princeton Review ranks UND as No. 1 school where students study the least
UND just can’t seem to catch a break from the Princeton Review.
By Tu-Uyen Tran , August 04, 2010
Waubun school awarded $1.4M
Waubun Secondary School scored a $1.4 million grant in a federally funded school overhaul that claimed its longtime principal this spring
By Mila Koumpilova , July 30, 2010
Pelican Rapids approves four-day school week
Pelican Rapids school board members on Monday approved a four-day school week to begin this fall.
By Heidi Shaffer , July 20, 2010
Former Menahga superintendent named Freshwater director
Jerry Nesland, former Menahga and New Yorks Mills superintendents, has recently been named executive director of the Freshwater Education District with offices in Wadena and Staples, Minn.
June 25, 2010
NDSU associate vice president resigns
A North Dakota State University finance official has resigned, citing medical issues in his family.
By Amy Dalrymple , June 17, 2010
New NDSU president starts run listening to groups
On his first day as North Dakota State University president, Dean Bresciani urged the student body president not to waste time getting to work.
By Amy Dalrymple , June 16, 2010
Concordia President Pamela Jolicoeur remembered for her drive, excellence
Dies after suffering stroke at age 65
Physically tiny and looking a decade younger than her 65 years, Concordia College President Pamela Jolicoeur exuded energy far out of proportion to her size.
By Dave Olson , June 10, 2010
So C-L-O-S-E: West Fargo middle schooler finishes second at national spelling bee
In his third trip to the Scripps National Spelling Bee, West Fargo middle-schooler Shantanu Srivatsa wasted little time firing off the spelling of his first word in the finals.
By Heidi Shaffer , June 05, 2010
Waubun principal, facing job loss over fed funding, takes job at Bagley High School
A Waubun principal who faced losing her job in a federally funded school overhaul will take over Bagley High School in northwestern Minnesota.
By Mila Koumpilova , May 27, 2010
Teen mom takes long road to diploma
Cassie Anderson is used to the unexpected.
By Kelly Smith , May 27, 2010
Report to force principal’s exit in Waubun
A popular principal at northwestern Minnesota’s Waubun Secondary School is being forced to leave so her district can tap into $1 million of federal money to improve routinely underachieving schools.
By Mila Koumpilova , May 27, 2010
Former federal prosecutor will investigate NDSU, UND projects
FARGO — A former federal prosecutor will begin an investigation into violations of laws and policies in recent building projects at North Dakota State University and UND.
By Amy Dalrymple , May 26, 2010
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