Brand Consistency Matters: A Quick Naming Refresher The question of “WHO ARE WE” and “HOW SHOULD WE REFER TO OURSELVES” has been asked several times recently, so below is clarification as noted in the university’s Visual Identity and Graphic Standards Guide. MSM is NOT an accepted abbreviation. Ever. If you’ve been using MSM, please discontinue and use one of the accepted brand references noted above. Read more about our history and five name changes over […]
Join us for our next Banned Books Reading Group as we discuss Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo — a gripping, tender coming-of-age novel exploring identity, queerness, and historical upheaval set in San Francisco’s Chinatown during the 1950s. Date: Monday, March 16Time: 12:00–1:00 PMLocation: Library PorchDiscussion Leader: Erienne Fawcett, Coordinator of Gender and SexualityEvent Details & RSVP: […]
With the help of our donors and volunteers, we were able to collect 26 units of blood, 3 over goal. Of course, the real winners are the patients in need of blood. As you know each blood donation can help save up to three lives. The effort is truly appreciated by the blood recipients and their loved ones. The enormity […]
Earlier this week the Oceanarium held a ‘Cry Me a Shrimp’ fundraise. Students could pay to name a shrimp that would then be fed to one of our resident organisms. The purchase includes a video of an organism eating the customers’ named shrimp(s). Proceeds from our fundraiser go right back in to purchasing food for the animals that live on […]
A Curriculum-based Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE) led by Brian Wisenden (Biosciences Department) resulted in a presentation at the Dragon STEMinar on 2/6 and a publication in the peer-reviewed journal Fishes. The project involved all 10 MSUM undergraduates enrolled in Wisenden’s section of BIOL 494 Research in Biology and graduate students from Craig Stockwell’s lab (on-going collaboration) at NDSU. The title […]