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.
Thursday, Nov. 9 | 7:30 p.m. | Roland Dille Center for the Arts Gaede Stage | Exhibit on display through Nov. 9
Moorhead State College (now known as MSUM) launched Project E-Quality in 1968, which ran through 1972, in response to the civil rights struggles of the 1960s. Under the leadership of MSC President John J. Neumaier (1959-1968), a committed supporter of the civil rights movement, approximately fifty minority students were recruited to the program. The panel discussants are among the first […]
Would you like a short-term trip to Europe over 2024 spring break? Come to an informational meeting on September 13, at 4:30 p.m. in MacClean 373. Contact Dr. Gazdzik for more details at kazimir.gazdzik@mnstate.edu.
The American Society for Aesthetics announces that the 2023 Prize for Outstanding Monograph has been awarded to Dr. Theodore Gracyk, professor in the History, Languages & Humanities Department, for Making Meaning in Popular Song: Philosophical Essays (Bloomsbury, 2022). From Carly Simon to Pink Floyd, Dr. Gracyk explores meaning in popular music. The book’s thesis is that songs do not have determinate […]