A documentary about three underprivileged New York City teenagers was produced in part by MSUM Speech alum Jill Angelo, ‘97. The documentary was praised in an Oct. 11 issue of The New York Times for offering “more substantive insights into pressing issues of public education and urban poverty than many political commentators muster in a career.” The film opened Oct. […]
Tyler Michaels, a 2010 Theatre Arts graduate of MSUM, , plays the title role in Bat Boy: The Musical, an Off-Broadway hit opening Halloween weekend in downtown Minneapolis. Minneapolis Musical Theatre is presenting Bat Boy: The Musical October 28-November 13 at the Illusion Theater, 6th and Hennepin, Minneapolis. Appearing in his first Minneapolis Musical Theatre production, Tyler Michaels stars as […]
MSUM alum and generous benefactor Russell Gerdin died Oct. 14. He was 70. The Russell and Ann Gerdin Wellness Center was named in his honor. A story on the Gerdins and their gift to the university was featured in the Winter 2010 Alumnews, available for viewing at the publications webpage. The Press-Citizen has a story on Russ Gerdin on their […]
Kasye Sherva graduated in Spring 2009 from the School of Social Work and is employed at Fargo Housing and Redevelopment Authority (FHRA), where she is the assistant manager of the Resident Opportunity for Self-sufficiency Program (ROSS). Kasye was recently awarded the 2010 Mountain Plains National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials award for her innovative way of making a difference […]
MSUM Film Studies alumni Andrew Neill, Eric Carlson, and Marcus Mann will premiere their feature film debut Limpwings at the Fargo Theatre Saturday, October 15 at 9:30 p.m. The screening is free and open to the public. Neill directed, Carlson shot and edited, and Mann wrote the film. Limpwings is a comedy about a directionless college senior who suddenly acquires stigmata […]