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 […]
Registration for the fall 2026 semester will begin Monday, March 16 at 9 a.m. Registration proceeds according to the number of semester hours an individual student has completed with grades. This includes MSUM and transfer courses. Students with more earned semester hours are allowed to register earlier than students with less earned semester hours. The fall 2026 course schedule will […]
Crack the code of how to use AI in your job search! In this workshop, you’ll learn how to use AI tools to tailor resumes, prepare for interviews, explore career options, and find opportunities. We’ll also cover common mistakes to avoid and how employers use AI to screen applicants. Gain practical tips to navigate the AI-driven job market with confidence. […]
AI is changing how we date, connect, and even break up, and while some tools can feel fun or helpful, they also create new risks. From AI wingman apps that can change someone’s personality, to new tools scammers are using to catch us off guard, to apps that undress our photos, it’s more important than ever to understand how these […]
When Noah Papenfuss first stepped onto the grounds of Camp Ripley as a 12-year-old, he was just excited to paddle the Mississippi River, crawl across old tanks, and spend a week with friends. He never imagined he’d return more than a decade later, not as a camper, but as an environmental geology intern through Minnesota State Moorhead’s Service to Success […]