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What celebrities get wrong about a famous Teddy Roosevelt speech
Read Michael Patrick Cullinane’s The Washington Post article. Cullinane is our Lowman Walton Chair of Theodore Roosevelt studies and U.S. history professor.
Dickinson State University students have a clear understanding of their career paths according to recent survey
Reporting on the high 2022 NSSE percentages of Dickinson State University students who believe the institution is preparing them to succeed in their careers.
TRHLP class visits Traveling Vietnam Memorial
Hear from Theodore Roosevelt Honors Leadership Program students who visited the Traveling Vietnam Memorial in Dickinson, ND on August 18, 2022.
Working at school while in school
Distance DSU Teacher Education students Ally Grote and McKenzie Hallgren were featured in a Crosby, ND, Journal story.
Dickinson State professor participates in Boss Lift
Dr. Debora Dragseth participated in the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Boss Lift event.
Cullinane to be keynote speaker at Theodore Roosevelt Symposium
Learn what Dr. Cullinane’s keynote talk, “The Field of Play: Strenuous Living in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era,” for the 2022 TR Symposium will be about.
Alyssa Buckman receives John Wall Promising Artist Scholarship
English education major Alyssa Buckman received the John Wall Promising Artist Scholarship at the North Dakota Council of Teachers of English annual conference.
Dickinson State University holds 2022 annual State of the University address
Find out the latest news and numbers from around Dickinson State University.
Wohletz performs at international music festival
Jeremy Wohletz performed as part of Silent Voices Project’s ensemble at the International Double Reed Society’s 51st Annual Conference.
DSU announces appointment of Johnson chair in U.S. history
Announcing Dr. Jeff Wells as the Dennis & Vaune Johnson endowed chair in U.S. history.