CADT film professor, Anthony Adah, presented a paper, “Indigenous Blogging: Patterns and Functions,” at the Midwest Popular Culture/American Popular Culture Conference (Oct 11-13). The paper examined common themes and rhetorical styles of blogs dealing with representations of Indigenous peoples in films from Canada, New Zealand and the USA.
The ecce gallery in downtown Fargo hosts its 2nd annual NEWVEMBER group show. Featuring fresh work from familiar faces of ecce gallery’s artist stable including MSUM faculty members Meghan Duda, Zhimin Guan, Leila Rastegar, and Andrew Stark, alumni Amber Fletschock, Sarah Hultin, and Nathan Cote, as well as work from the late Timothy Ray. Opening Reception: Friday, November 8, 7 […]
Two new shorts by Kyja K-Nelson, Cinema Arts & Digital Technologies, screened at Woodland Pattern in Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. 25. K-Nelson’s “The Fiscal Cliff” and “Look Out Point” were part of an exhibition curated by Cecelia Condit.
The Forum interviewed biosciences professors Ellen Brisch and Andrew Mazz Marry about monster myths. By: Cali Owings, INFORUM www.inforum.com/event/article MOORHEAD – Minnesota State University Moorhead biology professors Ellen Brisch and Andrew Mazz Marry have “vamped up” their classes for more than 10 years with a Halloween lecture that offers biological theories behind some of the most-common monster myths like vampires, […]
Kim Mollberg, School of Business, had an article “Government Farm Payments Subject to SE Tax” published in the November 2013 edition of “Journal of Accountancy.” Published continuously since 1905, the “Journal of Accountancy” (with 386,000 paid subscriptions) is the flagship publication of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.