
Bemidji State’s New Bachelor’s Degree in Ojibwe Education Launches Spring 2027
Home of the nation's oldest college Ojibwe program will educate and train a new generation of language teachers.

Home of the nation's oldest college Ojibwe program will educate and train a new generation of language teachers.

Dr. Miriam Rios-Sanchez says the technology is helping her students put theory into practice outside the classroom.

Hoffman among 19 higher ed leaders guiding national conversation on student success and college outcomes.

Award from Illinois chapter of national choir directors association includes new piece set for a March 2027 debut.

All 30 of BSU's spring graduates passed the NCLEX exam on their first attempt; 1 of 2 MN schools with 100% success.
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