Higher education leaders across North Dakota plan to discuss the pros and cons of using AI to generate written content.

The policy creates new privacy guidelines and prohibits the state's 11 public colleges from selling or releasing any student’s information for advertising purposes.

Proposed legislation is one piece of a broader push in the state to heighten workforce development and computer science education.

The legislature has directed a study to examine violent behavior in the classroom and what a unified reporting system might do to mitigate it.

Hundreds of organizations celebrated the coding event this year, but North Dakota officials say they their state pulled off a unique feat.

The deal marks the first state-level agreement through the National Integrated Cyber Education Research Center.

The company's non-degree courses will be "layered" with the North Dakota college's program.

The network would be the first in the country to provide a 1-gig connection to all state school districts.

New York, Indiana and North Dakota have made announcements around computer science education in just the last few days.