Dakota College at Bottineau (DCB) is proud to announce the successful fall regular season of its Clay Target team in the Minnesota College Athletic Conference (MCAC) this week, and it is awaiting the final results from its USA Clay Target College League. The MCAC Clay Target League features 13 other colleges from Minnesota, North Dakota, and Iowa. Teams are divided into smaller divisions based on the number of student-athletes. Dakota College at Bottineau was the champion in the Blue Division, which consisted of 5 teams, and had the 1st and 3rd place male shooters in the regular season of their division, respectively, Kaden Hoffman, Langon, and Brenden Arvidson, St. John, ND.

Since 1982, Dakota College at Bottineau (DCB) Alumni Association has hosted an Awards Recognition banquet that honors supportive community and alumni. The DCB Alumni Association accepts nominations for the Golden Service, Friend of the College, and Young Alumnus awards, which are awarded annually. The Alumni Association recipients were celebrated at the Awards Recognition Banquet, Saturday, October 11, 2025, in a semi-private event at the DCB campus.

Dakota College at Bottineau (DCB) offers student leadership opportunities through the LeaderJacks program on the DCB campus. The program is established for student involvement from every program and degree. They focus on developing leadership skills and life experience through community involvement in service to others. There is a new group each semester with 16 students participating this fall.

Dakota College at Bottineau (DCB) is thrilled to share exciting news that their very own nursing instructor, Roberta Valella, has been selected for the North Dakota Nurses Association (NDNA) Honorary Recognition Award for 2025. This designation recognizes continued commitment and contribution to the nursing profession.

Dakota College at Bottineau (DCB) is excited to share in-house promotion news along with new faculty hires on the Bottineau campus for fall.

Dakota College at Bottineau (DCB) appreciates the spirit of community, generosity, and celebration that filled the air the evening of September 27th as the DCB Foundation hosted its 42nd annual Evergreen fundraising event. Evergreen 42 brought together a dynamic crowd of supporters, alumni, faculty, and friends, all with a goal to raise funds for student scholarships, ensuring continued support for academic success.

Dakota College at Bottineau, through the North Dakota Farm Management Education Program, offers farmers, ranchers, and individuals interested in farming assistance in meeting their business and personal goals. The program provides individualized instruction and guidance, helping participants develop quality records that support sound business decisions. DCB has the largest program in the state with four instructors and 113 producers enrolled. Instructors for the DCB program are located in Bottineau, Minot, Rugby, and Stanley, ND.

Dakota College at Bottineau (DCB) is excited to share in-house promotion news along with new staff hired on the Bottineau campus this fall.

Dakota College at Bottineau (DCB) is excited to welcome new faces across its campuses as it continues to grow and expand its healthcare programs. While DCB’s home campus is located in Bottineau, DCB also has program sites in Minot and Valley City. The DCB Downtown, Minot campus is home to the following dental programs: Dental Assisting, Dental Hygiene, Dental Office Management, as well as Paramedic Technology, Medical Assistant, Medical Administrative Assistant, and Medical Coding. Nursing, AAS, and Certificate programs are offered at Health Center West, located on Broadway, and the Diagnostic Medical Sonography program is offered within the Trinity Health system.