PSB Student–Faculty Research Paper on Tipping Fairness Receives Best Paper Award at International Academic Conference

A student–faculty research team from the Paseka School of Business was honored with the Best Conference Paper Award (Undergraduate Research) at the 2026 Korea-America Hospitality & Tourism Educators Association (KAHTEA) Conference, held in Los Angeles, CA, on April 16–18. The study was developed through a collaborative effort among Maddie Moen (Marketing student), Ralf Mehnert-Meland, J.D. (Business Law faculty), and Dr. […]

Dr. Kenyon Williams to Present at Day of Percussion

Dr. Kenyon Williams, Professor of Percussion and Chair of the School of Performing Arts, has been invited to present a clinic at the Concordia Day of Percussion on Saturday, April 11th.  He will be joined by an international collection of percussion artists who are also a part of the Day’s events from New York, Mexico, North Dakota, and Minnesota.  His […]

Longtime MSUM teacher honored as a pioneer

Shelda Warren honored as the first woman to earn a master’s degree at the university in 1955 By Kevin WallevandInforum/WDAY TV MOORHEAD — World War II had just ended when Shelda Warren left little Borup for what was then Moorhead State Teacher’s College. At the time, becoming a teacher was one of the few professions available to women. “My mother was […]

Bachmeier ceramic work awarded 3rd place at Yosemite Renaissance Exhibition

School of Art Professor, Brad Bachmeier’s ceramic work “Sierra Ecotone” was awarded 3rd place in the 41st National Yosemite Renaissance Exhibition, which runs from March 21st-April 28th at the Gateway Art Center in Oakhurst, CA. The exhibition then travels to 4 other California venues through February 2027. For more information: https://www.yosemiterenaissance.org/yosemite-renaissance-40-2025-2