Students Kate Lucero and Whitney Oxendahl are working with faculty to develop a case study on the Hydraulic Fracturing taking place on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation. Lucero and Oxendahl will be presenting this work at the FEMMSS5 Conference. Lucero is a double major in Women’s and Gender Studies and Philosophy and Oxendahl is majoring in Sustainability – Environmental Science […]
If you like the Food Network you will love this event! Join us for College Cooking tonight in Langseth Hall 104 at 7 p.m. Come learn new and easy recipes while enjoying free food. There will be opportunities for audience members to help the chef out as well. Admission is free. MSUM students please remember your IDs. Sponsored by the […]
Desire2Learn (D2L) will be upgraded beginning at 10 p.m. CST on Friday, May 30, 2014. The upgrade will include versions 10.2 and 10.3, which provide further enhancements to the current application. What does this upgrade mean to you as an instructor? Check out the Instructional Technology “Updates” page on the ITS blog for highlighted changes and additional information.
Economics 340: The Gendered Economy (LASC 9) offered online this summer (May 21 to June 17). Despite the grand American narrative of expanding freedom, economic and political opportunity in the United States has never been equally available to all. Race, ethnicity, and gender have played and continue to play an important yet often invidious role in identifying who is eligible […]
Blackhurst today, Minner April 2 & Vargas-Aburto April 4 Forums for three MSUM presidential candidates have been rescheduled following Monday’s campus closing. Forums for Anne Blackhurst will be held April 1, forums for Sam Minner will be April 2 as originally scheduled, and forums for Carlos Vargas-Aburto will be Friday, April 4. The schedules for the three days will be […]