The deadline to withdraw from a full-term fall 2025 course(s) is next Monday, November 24 by 4:30 pm. Students will still receive a ‘W’ on their academic record and will remain financially responsible for tuition and fees. Note: Withdrawal deadlines vary for half term sessions. We advise checking the schedule in eServices for specific withdrawal deadlines for each course. […]
Dr. Brandi Sillerud and students from the MHA and MSN programs participated in the Minnesota Organization of Leaders in Nursing (MOLN) Public Policy Immersion Workshop in St. Paul, MN, on November 12-13, 2025. Dr. Sillerud was also invited to speak at the event. Her topic: Messaging from the Head, Heart, and Wallet. On day 1, students had an opportunity to […]
Dr. Julia Poplin and Dr. Richard Lahti of Teacher Education, and co-author undergraduate student, Tony Urbanski (studying science education in biological science), had their research accepted for the National Science Teaching Association’s annual conference, held in Minneapolis this November. Their work introduces the “APEx” Framework tool they developed for the purpose of understanding and addressing the “Prepared/Permitted Gap,” or the […]
The work of women artists spanning 400 years is on view at the Plains Arts Museum in Fargo, from an etching by 17th-century Italian Baroque artist Elisabetta Sirani to a contemporary piece by Laura Youngbird of Breckenridge, Minn. “This exhibition is a celebration of women artists who have historically been excluded,” says Danielle Gravon, the chief curator. Read it here: […]
LIB 101 is a 1-credit, fully online, first-8-weeks course that gives students the research and critical thinking skills they need to succeed across the curriculum. It’s practical, approachable, and designed to make college-level research feel less intimidating and more effective. In this course, students will learn to: Turn broad topics into clear, researchable questions Use library databases and tools with […]