The 3rd and 4th floor of the Library are closed to the public starting today, Feb. 4. Library staff will be retrieving these items for patrons, and this will continue throughout the Spring 2013 semester. Library staff will be able to retrieve materials from 3rd and 4th floors for patrons during the evenings and on weekends when the library is […]
Join in the fun and chase away the winter blahs. You still can decorate your office to celebrate Go Pink and DragonFrost. Register by Thursday, Feb. 7 and we will stop by Friday afternoon to take a look. Great prizes available. Tuesday, Feb. 5 offers a soup feed in CMU Main Lounge noon to 2 p.m.
The Early Education Center will be holding an open gym day this Saturday from 10 to noon. Bring your kids to check out the facility and have some fun playing in the gym. This event is open to the public and free. It is from children 16 months to 6-years-old and their families. Children must be accompanied by an adult […]
Historian and Pulitzer prize-winning author T. J. Stiles tells the story of Cornelius Vanderbilt in a lecture in the Science Lab Lecture Hall on the MSUM campus Wednesday, Feb. 6, at 7 p.m. The lecture is titled “One Man’s Empire in Every Man’s Republic: How Cornelius Vanderbilt Helped Create Big Business—and Start an Argument We’re Still Having Today.” Vanderbilt, whose […]
Red Weather, the annual literary journal edited and designed by students at MSUM is seeking poetry, prose, and/or visual art (photos, drawings, illustrations, paintings, prints, and any creative work that can be presented in an image file) for inclusion in its thirty-second issue, Red Weather 2013. This year marks fifty years since MSUM’s first lit journal. In honor of this […]