There has been recent excitement over the reported detection of primoridal non-gaussianity in WMAP 3-year data. This result poses a sharp challenge for theorists, as most current models of inflation cannot accomodate significant non-gaussianity. I will describe a class of string models which can realize D-term inflation, and which admit the reported magnitude of non-gaussianity by utilizing of one of string theory's ubiquitous features: extra scalars.