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North Dakota University System NDUS includes 11 campuses: 2 research institutions, 4 regional universities, and 5 community colleges

NDUS's 11 campuses offer different learning and living experiences, and all share a commitment to excellence and personal and professional growth. Whether students are preparing to provide health care, teach math, manage businesses, conduct research or overhaul trucks, when they leave our campuses they are prepared to be the best in their fields. Our investment in technology and the connectedness of our campuses give University System students incredible access to instruction, no matter where they live. Through partnerships with business, industry and government agencies, the campuses provide training, conduct research and stimulate economic growth - brightening the future for all of us.

Happy Boss’s Day to Commissioner Brent Sanford and all our incredible leaders at the NDUS System Office and Core Technol...
10/16/2026

Happy Boss’s Day to Commissioner Brent Sanford and all our incredible leaders at the NDUS System Office and Core Technology Services, as well as our campus presidents, faculty and staff! Thank you for your guidance, support and leadership.

10/15/2026
10/14/2026
“Some of our schools have friendly rivalries,” Anderson said. “But I think the NDSA is a really unique place where the g...
10/12/2026

“Some of our schools have friendly rivalries,” Anderson said. “But I think the NDSA is a really unique place where the goal is that we put any differences or rivalries aside, and we say, ‘how do we work toward what would be beneficial for all of us?’ My goal is to just make it a good, productive place where people can come and advocate for issues that matter to them.”

The NDSA had its first meeting of the school year at UND. President Camryn Anderson said the organization is seeking legislative priorities from the North Dakota University System's 11 institutions.

10/08/2026

North Dakota needs great teachers, and Mayville State is helping answer the call.

Through the Para-to-Teacher Pathway and Registered Apprenticeship Program for Teachers, paraprofessionals across the state are turning their passion for helping students into careers as licensed teachers, all while continuing to serve the schools and communities they know and love.

Since 2023, 86 paraprofessionals have chosen Mayville State to pursue education degrees through the Para-to-Teacher Pathway, with 20 graduates already entering the teaching profession and many more on their way. Combined with the university’s apprenticeship initiatives, these innovative programs are creating opportunities, strengthening rural communities, and helping address North Dakota’s teacher shortage one classroom at a time.

At Mayville State we’re proud to prepare educators who will inspire the next generation and make a lasting difference across North Dakota.

See more: https://mayvillestate.edu/about-msu/news/mayville-state-university-helping-address-north-dakotas-teacher-shortage-through-innovative-programs/

This week, team members from the North Dakota University System Office and Core Technology Services joined higher educat...
10/07/2026

This week, team members from the North Dakota University System Office and Core Technology Services joined higher education professionals from across the state during the annual North Dakota Higher Ed User Group (NDHEUG) Conference at Bismarck State College.

The conference brought together colleagues who support the technology and systems that help our campuses operate efficiently every day. Attendees participated in presentations, training sessions, vendor demonstrations, workshops and discussions focused on Oracle PeopleSoft and related software, while also exploring important topics such as security, emerging technologies and best practices.

Thank you to everyone who helped make the conference a success and for an engaging week of professional development and learning!

The Educator Workforce Innovation Partnership is a five-year initiative, led by Fargo Public Schools, that will build th...
10/02/2026

The Educator Workforce Innovation Partnership is a five-year initiative, led by Fargo Public Schools, that will build the future education workforce locally. The partnership pairs the three K-12 school districts with three partner institutions of higher education — Concordia College, Valley City State University and Arizona State University’s Next Education Workforce initiative. Concordia College and Valley City State University will provide a redesigned, literacy-rich teacher preparation program aligned with North Dakota’s Science of Reading requirements.

10/01/2026
09/30/2026

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