Women’s History Month Facts
Helen Keller campaigned tirelessly on behalf of deaf and blind people. Indira Gandhi was the first female prime minister of India.
Erin Aadland has been accepted into Notre Dame’s research program
Erin Aadland, a physics major with astronomy emphasis, has been accepted into the summer research program at the University of Notre Dame for the summer of 2016. This 10-week program will have Ms. Aadland working with Notre Dame astronomer Peter Garnavich on an observational astronomy project studying cataclysmic variable stars.
Holy Week Worship tonight
Wednesday, March 23 | 7:00 pm | Lutheran Campus Ministry Lutheran Campus Ministry invites the MSUM community to Holy Week worship tonight at 7:00 p.m. Lutheran Campus Ministry is located at 619 10th street south, one block west of Hagen Hall. Tonight’s worship will allow time for reflection on the sacrifice of Christ, his death and suffering on the cross. […]
Willie Bittner talks on the design and building of trails, March 29
Tuesday March 29th |4pm | CB 0109
Women’s History Month Facts
Elizabeth Blackwell was the first women to receive a medical degree in America and the first women to be on the UK medical register. Susan B. Anthony helped lay the ground work for later laws which gave women the right to vote.