Restoring ‘dark sky’ would benefit birds, people and science, local advocates say By Robin HuebnerMay 22, 2023 Light pollution is harming wildlife, birds and humans, according to a delegate from Dark Sky International and the National Audubon Society. GLYNDON, Minn. — When one’s passion involves scanning the heavens for distant objects in the name of science or a hobby, a dark […]
Open house & tours | Noon to 8 p.m. | Langseth Hall, lower level
The Oceanarium is an interactive, investigative marine laboratory that features more than 50 species of sea life.
MSUM will award degrees to more than 800 students, including 185 graduate students, during its spring commencement program Friday, May 12, in the university’s Nemzek Fieldhouse.
MSUM, in collaboration with HealthForce MN and Essentia Health, is hosting Scrubs Camp June 20-23. The four-day healthcare careers camp serves regional high school students interested in nursing, microbiology, mental health, athletic training and other disciplines. “Scrubs Camp is a great opportunity for students entering grades 9-12 to explore the different healthcare disciplines. The students work with expert instructors and […]
Did You Know: City storm drains lead to the Red River, often resulting in river pollution from products being dumped into the drains. Help us prevent pollution and raise awareness by adding informational markings to storm drains around campus! 64 and sunny forecasted 🙂 4 – 6 p.m. Friday, May 5 Meet at CMU Sungarden Lounge for supplies. Co-hosted by […]