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Possibly the most critical section of Dean Bresciani's job evaluation was regarding his hiring decisions. 6:12 pm, Jun. 30, 2021 × North Dakota State University President Dean Bresciani reacts Tuesday, June 29, 2021, after hearing the State Board of Higher Education would not give him a two-year contract. This screenshot was taken as people in the room clapped for him after SBHE Chair Nick Hacker congratulated Bresciani on his career as NDSU's leader. April Baumgarten / The Forum A June 17 letter from North Dakota University System Chancellor Mark Hagerott to Bresciani, summarizing...

Most North Dakota colleges seek to increase tuition; DSU aims for affordability Most schools in the North Dakota University System will be increasing tuition by about 4%, though the rate increases themselves vary from school to school and program to program, Tammy Dolan, chief financial officer of the NDUS, said. 4:28 pm, May 27, 2021 × GRAND FORKS — Tuition rates likely will be going up for many colleges in North Dakota. Most of the institutions in the North Dakota University System will be increasing tuition by about 4%, though the rate increases themselves vary fro...

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Most North Dakota colleges seek to increase tuition Most schools in the North Dakota University System will be increasing tuition by about 4%, though the rate increases themselves vary from school to school and program to program, Tammy Dolan, chief financial officer of the NDUS, said. 3:52 pm, May 27, 2021 × Tuition rates likely will be going up for many colleges in North Dakota. Most of the institutions in the North Dakota University System will be increasing tuition by about 4%, though the rate increases themselves vary from school to school and program to program, T...

1:39 The state Board of Higher Education will take another look at a proposed Career Academy, sponsored by the state College of Science in Wahpeton, and to be built in Fargo. At the last Board meeting, NDSCS President John Richman told the Board the site had been secured, the leases were ready, and a virtual groundbreaking had been scheduled. But board member Kathy Neset said when the Board first considered the project – in 2017 – it only gave Richman permission to fundraise, and not to go ahead with the project. She said it was up to the Board to give NDSCS the go-ahead to do the project...