E-learning allows students of all ages to access different ways of learning, no matter their location. DSU has taught educators how to deliver this for years – and it has never been more needed.
Its strength in all things cyber has helped DSU adapt to virtual working and learning. Here’s a look at how the university is modeling best practices.
DSU has mobilized to partner with an area hospital and business to start producing needed personal protective equipment for health care workers.
At first, these two professors visited middle school classrooms engaging girls around cybersecurity. Their effort has led to a big jump in enrollment at DSU and a bigger partnership around their work.
Meet a DSU exercise science major who’s researching just how training the brain may give athletes a bigger competitive edge.
When it comes to female cybersecurity students, Dakota State University has seen an incredible 595 percent increase. This program is a big reason why.
“My goal is to create an alumni body that is loud and proud about their alma mater.” Are you a DSU alum? This is someone you should know.
International affairs, national security, business and cyber come together in this one-of-a-kind Cyber Leadership and Intelligence degree.
From unique off-campus experiences to learning soft skills, qualifying students find a tremendous opportunity in this DSU honors program.
It probably should have been a sign of what was to come when Matt Paulson built a website in middle school that started earning monthly income. Here’s a look at his path to tech business success.
