By Drew BergJune 27, 2025 HAWLEY, Minn. — Just four miles northeast of Hawley, the remnants of a once-bustling railroad town are resurfacing, thanks to a summer archaeological dig by Minnesota State University Moorhead students. Winnipeg Junction, established in 1887, was a small town built at the crossing of Northern Pacific’s east-west route and a line heading north into Canada. When […]
Due to the July 4th holiday, the campus Print Shop and Post Office will also be closed on Thursday, July 3 and reopen on Monday, July 7.
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Tim Harms, Professor of Mathematics Education, presented at the North Dakota Council of Teachers of Mathematics Conference in Minot, ND on June 25. The session titled: “Mathematical Modeling Activities with Technology” provided information and resources for high school teachers to address the North Dakota 2023 State Math Standards involving mathematical modeling.
We love celebrating student accomplishments. Congratulations to the students named to the Minnesota State Moorhead Spring 2025 Dean’s List! We are full of #DragonPride! We invite you to listen to a special thank you message from each of your academic deans. College of Science, Health and the Environment College of Arts & Humanities College of Education & Human Services College […]