Yolanda Arauza, a professor in the History, Languages and Humanities Department and the project lead for the Project E-Quality exhibit, was featured on KVRR TV. Created by then-President John Neumaier, Project E-Quality was designed to help minority students attend and afford college in the height of the civil rights era. Watch the story.
Take a look at the news stories featuring MSUM in the last week. Donarski sworn in to replace Bailey as municipal judge, West Fargo Pioneer: “Michelle Donarski was sworn in Monday night as West Fargo’s sole municipal judge by Mayor Rich Mattern.” MSUM Sorority Raises Money for the Starkey Hearing Foundation, KVRR: “Delta Zeta Sorority at MSUM is raising money […]
Immigration is a wash on wages, but an overall boost for economy, MSUM professor says, InForum: “Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made immigration a hot topic for the Nov. 8 election with his claims that Mexican illegal immigrants were criminals and ‘rapists’ and that they are stealing Americans’ jobs. But those claims don’t hold up—for the most part—says Oscar Flores, a […]
Take a look at the news stories featuring MSUM in the last week. Encouraging Diversity in the Red River Valley, KVRR: “After the UND Snapchat controversy went viral, some people are asking if schools and communities are doing enough to educate students about diversity sensitivity. NDSU and MSUM both have plenty of information online highlighting the importance of diversity on their […]
Oliver Summers, MSUM’s head women’s tennis coach, was honored Sunday at the U.S. Open as the United States Tennis Association’s (USTA) National Junior Team Tennis Organizer of the Year.