DSU administration undergoes changes: Officials heed advice of audit
June 28, 2012 in The Dickinson Press
After experiencing a tumultuous 2011-12 school year, there are several administrative changes in store for Dickinson State University, officials said. Continue Reading
A day after a bomb threat was called into Dickinson State University, a group that accredits the school announced it will be coming for an advisory visit.
Dickinson State University officials say a dean who committed suicide Friday didn’t know about the contents of a scathing audit of some of the school’s international programs that was released the same day.
While the events that unraveled at Dickinson State University on Feb. 10 were disturbing, students, staff and faculty are taking the opportunity to “grow together and grow stronger,” officials said Monday.
The search for a missing Dickinson State University dean came to a tragic end Friday when officials found his body north of the intersection of Seventh Avenue West and Sixth Street West in Memorial Park.
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