Do you need a passport? MSU Moorhead will host a passport drive next Wednesday, Nov. 14 from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. in the Flora Frick hallway. You’ll need to bring the following: Certified birth certificate or naturalization certificate, and one additional form of ID, such as driver’s license. Two identical passport photos available on-site, $5 cash or check only. […]
David McSherry, visiting professor from the University of Lincoln in England, will speak on “There’s something very un-British about electronic music” at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 6, in Fox Recital Hall (CA 266). McSherry is a Senior Lecturer within Lincoln’s School of Media, providing teaching and support in the audio production areas of music (composition and production), sound theory, […]
Students applying for Eurospring 2013 should turn in their applications to the Office of Study Abroad in Bridges 249 as soon as possible. The Nov. 2 deadline is approaching and seats are filling. Contact haak@mnstate.edu with any questions.
Colonial Lima, the mysterious Nazca Lines, and mythical Machu Picchu highlight the spring break trip to Peru, part of HIST 337: Peru and the World. A LASC 8 class, HIST 337 students will spend spring break experiencing 8,000 years of the Peruvian past by visiting archaeological and historical sites. Peru is one of the world’s most fascinating countries, a mixture […]
Dr. Allan Chapman, Oxford faculty, returns to MSU Moorhead for his annual lecture and Eurospring recruiting visit. He will speak on Wednesday, September 26 at 7:00 p.m. in Science Lab 104. Refreshments will follow in the Science Lab atrium. Chapman’s topic this year is “Science and Religion: Friends or Foes?” He notes: Those people who have come to be styled […]