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Education committee discusses tuition, Indian education
BISMARCKA bill that would put the Legislature in charge of setting tuition rates at the states public colleges prompted a close vote on Monday. The House Education Committee voted 8-6 to give House B...
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Midland Lutheran College extends help to Dana students and staff
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Stocks rise on Fed stimulus hopes, home sales

Stocks are moving higher Wednesday morning after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said it was too soon for the central bank to pull back on its massive economic stimulus programs.

By Associated Press , May 22, 2013

Emails: University, college presidents have bristled at Shirvani’s leadership

Emails: University, college presidents have bristled at Shirvani’s leadership BISMARCK — Minot State University President David Fuller had some tough talk for presidents of North Dakota’s 11 public colleges and universities after the March 7 meeting of the board that oversees the system.

By Ryan Johnson, Forum News Service , April 29, 2013

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N.D. AG looking into possible second open meeting violation by higher ed board

North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem is investigating a possible second violation of open meeting laws by the State Board of Higher Education after hearing accounts of a March 6 dinner meeting that contradict what he was told by a North Dakota University System official.

By Ryan Johnson, Forum News Service , April 23, 2013

Senate pushes ahead to dismantle State Board of Higher Education

After a third attempt, Senate lawmakers successfully passed a resolution proposing a constitutional change to remove the State Board of Higher Education and replace it with a full-time three-member committee.

By TJ Jerke, Forum News Service , April 22, 2013

Stocks edge higher as energy stocks rebound

The stock market edged higher on Monday as energy stocks got a lift from recovering oil prices and investors focused on results from a key industry player.

By Associated Press , April 22, 2013

AG says higher ed board violated open meeting law

North Dakota’s State Board of Higher Education violated open meeting laws during a dinner meeting earlier this year, Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem said Thursday.

By Ryan Johnson, Forum News Service , April 18, 2013

Lawmakers drop proposal to change higher education structure

After a divisive hour-long debate, Senate lawmakers shot down a proposal this morning to allow voters to decide if they want to replace the State Board of Higher Education.

By TJ Jerke , April 18, 2013

Talk of more corporate deals sends stocks higher

Talk of more mergers and acquisitions is sending stock prices higher in early trading, setting the market up to continue a seven-week rally.

February 19, 2013

Higher ed needs flexibilty for accountability

“Flexibility with accountability.” That’s the bargain the North Dakota Legislature struck with the state university system as a result of the Roundtable Report. The higher ed board and the universities gained more freedom to make their own decisions; and in return, they are to be held more accountable for results.

By Grand Forks Herald , July 23, 2010

Lesser pay rise for N.D. university execs

BISMARCK — North Dakota’s Board of Higher Education decided Friday to give four top university system executives smaller pay raises next year. The board’s president, Richie Smith, and the university system’s chancellor, William Goetz, wanted 4 percent pay rises for three vice chancellors and the top attorney in the university system’s central office.

July 11, 2009

Higher ed board wants legal services study

BISMARCK (AP) — Faced with rising demands for legal work, North Dakota’s Board of Higher Education agreed Friday to hire a second attorney for the state university system’s central office, despite concerns that the move was taking place too quickly.

July 11, 2009

University system executives pay raises adjusted

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Some top North Dakota university system executives will be getting a smaller pay raise than the Board of Higher Education's president recommended.

July 10, 2009

What others think: Battle over N.D. tuition rates not over

The Board of Higher Education got what it wanted last week, the defeat of a bill that would have stripped the board of its authority to set tuition rates for the state’s 11 public universities.

By Minot Daily News , February 23, 2009

Senate panel backs secret college president job applications

A Senate committee has recom-mended passage of a bill making state college president applicants’ names secret until semi-finalists are named. The Senate Education Committee voted 4-1 Wednesday to back Senate Bill 2087. The bill now goes to the full Senate for a vote.

By By Janell Cole , N.D. Capitol Bureau , January 15, 2009

Smith among state board nominees

This time, the president of the state Board of Higher Education is among the finalists for appointment to the board, following a meeting Tuesday of a nominating committee.

By By Janell Cole , N.D. Capitol Bureau , January 14, 2009

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