About North Star Dakotan
The North Star Dakotan is a series of educational articles covering North Dakota history from the time of the dinosaurs through recent American history.
The North Star Dakotanprovides education resources not only for fourth grade, eighth grade, and high school North Dakota Studies classes but also for cross-curricular applications for K-12 classrooms.
Search The North Star Dakotan on the North Dakota Studies website, and you will find photographs, maps, and other primary documents, well-researched and authoritative articles, as well as audio and video clips on the history, culture, and life of the region.
The North Star Dakotanand the North Dakota Studies website is a collaboration of the North Dakota Humanities Council (NDHC), the North Dakota Center for Distance Education, and the North Central Council for School Television in partnership with Prairie Public
The North Star Dakotan is edited by Dr. D. Jerome Tweton. It was designed by the late Everett Albers, former Executive Director of the North Dakota Humanities Council. The North Star Dakotan was originally printed by the Bismarck Tribune in 1993.
The North Star Dakotan articles and associated media are available at no cost.