First episode of the Viking Voices Podcast, telling stories from the Valley City State University campus. This week, host Jaden Babiuk is joined by VCSU senior Grant Larson to talk about his involvement on campus, and most notably the VCSU Trap Club and Shooting Sports Team.

The 2024 North Dakota AI Conference featured a fireside chat between NDUS chancellor Mark Hagerott and University of Mary president Monsignor James Patrick Shea. The pair spoke on the topic of "Being Human and Working in the Age of AI."

The 2024 North Dakota AI Conference featured a presentation by Dr. Eman El-Sheikh titled "Building an AI-Enabled Future Workforce."

The first session of the 2024 ND AI Conference featured Honorable James E. Baker and his presentation: "Promise and Peril: A Public Citizen's Guide to AI."

The 2024 VCSU Music Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony was held Sept. 20, 2024, at the Valley City Eagles Club. VCSU alumni William "Bill" Wieland, John Monilaws and Tricia Lebahn were honored at the ceremony and inducted into the Music Hall of Fame.

The Valley City State University 2024 Homecoming Talent/less Show at the Larry J. Robinson Center for the Arts.

Valley City State University's 2024 Homecoming Coronation from the Larry J. Robinson Center for the Arts.

Valley City State University (VCSU) hosted a groundbreaking event Tuesday, July 9, 2024 outside of McCarthy Hall to officially mark the start of transformational work on the historic building.

Since 2018, the Great Plains STEM Education Center (GPSEC) at Valley City State University (VCSU) has been conducting week-long summer STEM academies for cohorts of North Dakota (ND) Native American middle and high school students.In 2020, the program was officially named INSTEM (Indians into STEM). INSTEM’s mission is to increase awareness and interest in STEM careers among ND Native American K-12 students, while also providing them with the opportunity to live and study on a college campus to increase self-efficacy in STEM academic content and future higher education enrollment. The cohort model is designed to have participating students return each year through high school graduation.

Woody Wendt was part of the Wick construction crew for many buildings on the campus of VCSU. One of those buildings was the W.E. Osmon Building for Physical Education – built in 1960. In this interview, Woody discusses the construction of the ‘modern marvel’ of its era.