Award-winning Indigenous author Marcie Rendon to discuss her work at MSUM on Nov. 8
Wednesday, Nov. 8 | 4:30 to 6 p.m. | Comstock Memorial Union Room 105
Join Us at This Week’s American Indian Heritage Month Events
Wednesday, November 1 12:00 PM Opening Pipe Ceremony (Library Porch) Delvin Rogers will conduct a traditional pipe ceremony to welcome in American Indian Heritage month on the MSUM campus. Delvin Rogers is a traditional pipe carrier and member of the Three Affiliated Tribes in North Dakota. 4:30 PM Book Discussion: Sinister Graves (Library Porch) Join us for light refreshments and […]
Save the Date: Indigenous author Marcie Rendon
Wednesday, Nov. 8 | 4:30 to 6 p.m. | Comstock Memorial Union Room 105 Award-winning indigenous author Marcie Rendon will share insights about her life, the process of writing her books, and the driving forces behind creating the Cash Blackbear mystery series, which has received prestigious recognition. During her presentation from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in MSUM’s Comstock Memorial Union […]
Celebrate National Coming Out Month with “The Prom in Concert”
The MSUM Office of Diversity and Inclusion and Act Up Theatre are celebrating National “Coming Out” Month (October) by presenting “THE PROM in CONCERT”, Saturday, October 28th @ 7:30 p.m. on the Gaede Stage of the MSUM Center for the Arts. This event will feature selected scenes and songs from “The Prom”, the hilarious, heart-warming musical which celebrates identity, activism, and […]
Yolanda Arauza featured in KVRR story about Project E-Quality
Yolanda Arauza, a professor in the History, Languages and Humanities Department and the project lead for the Project E-Quality exhibit, was featured on KVRR TV. Created by then-President John Neumaier, Project E-Quality was designed to help minority students attend and afford college in the height of the civil rights era. Watch the story.