First clue of the month: “Back when MSUM was called Moorhead State Teachers College, this man was the athletic director for 18 years.” Second clue of the month: “Run up these and you’ll fit right in, when you’re in the building that the token is hidden.”
Illustrated with many photographs, students and faculty recall their years on campus, from its beginnings in 1888 to the present. MSUM Memories is written and illustrated by Roland Dille, MSUM past president, and Terry Shoptaugh, University Archivist. Purchase a copy in time for holiday and graduation gift giving at the MSUM Bookstore.
The 125 Student Photo Contest is open to any MSUM student until Dec. 18 when submissions are due. Rules: – Be creative – Must include numbers “125” in any way – Students may use Instagram and make minor edits in Photoshop
Visit Zandbroz, 420 Broadway, Wednesday, Dec. 11 at 6:30 p.m. for the MSUM Memories book signing. Terry Shoptaugh, university archivist and co-editor of MSUM Memories, will be discussing the book and answering questions. Shoptaugh will be joining Doug Hamilton on Prairie Public Radio’s “Main Street” today to talk about the book and Wednesday’s event. Be sure to tune in!
Below is a message from a fellow student with an opportunity to volunteer this holiday season. Remember to track your volunteer hours at www.mnstate.edu/osa-volunteer-hours to help reach MSUM’s goal of 125,000 service hours. “Hello, Fellow Dragons! I am an MSUM graduate and currently the Volunteer & Public Relations Manager at The Salvation Army. We are in need of volunteers to […]