Minnesota State Moorhead is setting a new standard for teacher education. With a strong focus on real-world experience, mentorship, and community impact, Moorhead is preparing award-winning educators from day one. Read the full story on Moorhead’s story site. Share on social: Do you know a student, alum or colleague whose story we should share? Please share your story ideas by […]
Dr. David Wolff, Assistant Professor of Elementary Inclusive Education in the School of Teaching and Learning was recently published in The Advocate, the journal for the Association of Teacher Educators-Kansas. Developing Empathetic Preservice Teachers Using Literary Fiction focuses on the use of literary fiction, with protagonists living and learning with dyslexia, to develop empathy with preservice teachers in a teacher […]
Due to unforeseen circumstances, our Banned Books Reading Group discussion has been rescheduled to Monday, July 28 at 12 PM in the Library Porch (LI 100). Join us as we dive into “Looking for Alaska” by John Green. Let’s explore bold ideas, challenge perspectives, and celebrate the freedom to read together. Event details: https://mnstate.campuslabs.com/engage/event/11310476
A milestone moment in international friendship and cultural exchange unfolded in Moorhead on Wednesday, July 2, 2025, as officials from the City of Moorhead and Zakho, Kurdistan, gathered to sign a Friendship Proclamation at Minnesota State Moorhead’s Christianson Alumni Center. This proclamation represents both cities’ commitment to cultural exchange, educational opportunities, and economic development. It symbolizes unity and a spirit of […]
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 […]