The Santa Claus showing free on Saturday
The Film Loop and First Year Programs present The Santa Claus (featuring Tim Allen) on Saturday, December 3 at 9 p.m. in Weld Auditorium. Admission is FREE! Come with your peers and friends.
Holley, Michlovic featured in The Minnesota Archaeologist
The recent issue of The Minnesota Archaeologist (Volume 69) featured articles by two members of the Department of Anthropology and Earth Science. These articles are “Oneota in the Northeastern Plains” by George R. Holley and Michael G. Michlovic and “Geology and the Age of the Kensington Inscription” by Michael G. Michlovic.
Biosciences professors publishes in Functional Ecology
Brian Wisenden, Biosciences, had an article accepted for publication by the peer-reviewed journal Functional Ecology. The title of the article is “Cognitive dysfunction and risk assessment by prey: predictable changes in global climate have unpredictable effects.”
Unexpected surplus of $876 million forecasted for the current biennium
The November economic forecast just released surprised many who were predicting a deficit to the tune of $500 million to $1 billion. However, the state economist is forecasting a surplus of $876 million for the rest of the 2012-2013 biennium. This improvement in the state’s short-term financial outlook can be partially attributed to better than average employment and wage growth […]
Bioscience students publish their research in international peer-reviewed journal
Bioscience graduates Cory Sailer and Sonny Radenic, both 2011, and Bioscience student Randy Sutrisno received final acceptance for publication for their research paper entitled “Maternal effects and exploratory-boldness behavioural syndrome in zebrafish.” The research was supervised by Brian Wisenden. Thus far, 62 undergraduates have co-authored peer-reviewed research papers with Wisenden.