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 […]
More students of color enroll setting new record high For the second consecutive fall, more than 200,000 students are enrolled in credit-bearing courses in the 31 Minnesota State Colleges and Universities – the second highest enrollment level ever, officials said today. The state colleges and universities now enroll 200,716 students in credit-bearing courses, down slightly from last fall when 203,738 […]
Don Clark, Art & Design, recently had his image, Italian Olive Groves #5, accepted into the juried exhibition “The Nature of Trees” at the PhotoPlace Gallery in Middlebury, Vermont. Juror Sean Kernan chose 40 photographs for the gallery exhibition from over 1600 photographs submitted. The exhibition will take place from October 11-November 5. Work will also be available for viewing […]
Kenyon Williams, Music, will present a faculty percussion recital Sunday, October 16 at 7:30 p.m. in MSUM’s Gaede Theatre. Entitled “The Music of Our Times,” the recital will include two world premier commissioned works written expressly for Dr. Williams by composers James Campbell and Cort Lippe. Williams will also be joined by fellow Music Department faculty member and professor of composition, […]
Alumni Natassja Gunasena and Jamie Holding Eagle, and Women’s and Gender Studies student Deepa Trivedi and faculty members Linda Fuselier, Claudia Murphy and Kandace Creel Falcon, presented their work on Women Scientists in the History of Western Science, Women of Color Feminists using Social Media, and Food Politics at the Red River Women’s Studies Conference Oct. 7 at NDSU. MSUM hosts […]