The updated National Weather Service short & long term forecasts for this week indicate this arctic air mass with its extreme cold temperatures and dangerous wind chills will persist until weeks end. Wednesdays predicted high is sub-zero with wind chills below -20. This week’s Why Not Winter Wednesday activities will be suspended until next week, February 17. Thanks so much for […]
Each Wednesday, meet by the fire breathing Dragon between the Library and Center for the Arts for an 8am sunrise walk and activities throughout the day. Get active outdoors and safely socialize! Wednesday, Feb. 3 Campfires, Cocoa & S’mores, Oh My! 10am- 3pm Join Tony Bormann for fire-building tips and tricks. Hot cocoa and s’mores sponsored by the College of […]
Each Wednesday, meet by the fire breathing Dragon between the Library and Center for the Arts for an 8 a.m. sunrise walk and campfire activities throughout the day. Get active outdoors and safely socialize! Wednesday, Jan. 27 | 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Snowshoeing with Tony Join Tony Bormann, from the Regional Science Center, to learn about snowshoes. If you […]
Buffalo River State Park will host an annual deer hunt November 7-8, to help control the population and maintain herd health. Most or all of the park will remain open to non-hunters during the hunt. If you will be in the park on these dates, wear brightly colored clothing, and be sure to check the hunt map so you can […]
Ecology and evolutionary biology student Patrice Delaney is helping to bring new life to MSUM by planting a pollinator garden surrounding the university’s hummingbird sculpture. The hummingbird, created and installed a few years ago by Art Professor Chris Walla and his students, sits on a gray concrete block on the lawn near the Roland Dille Center for the Arts. MSUM […]