Favorable wind and sunny skies greeted students in the Skills for Life: Sailing class on July 24. The activity course that introduces the fundamental skills of sailing originates at the BSU Outdoor Program Center boathouse on Lake Bemidji.
Authors Sean Hill, Mat Johnson, Aimee Nezhukumatathil, Matt de la Pena, and David Gessner comprised the faculty publishing panel talk that concluded the 2015 Minnesota Northwoods Writers Conference on June 26.
The Showy Lady’s-slipper (Cypripedium retinae), also known as the Pink-and-white Lady’s-slipper or the Queen’s Lady’s-Slipper, is the state flower of Minnesota and is in peak bloom around the Bemidji area in late June and early July. These were photographed on the bog walk at Lake Bemidji State Park on the north shore of Lake Bemidji, […]
Starting this fall, Bemidji State University students who seek careers in natural resources agencies or who are interested in graduate study in wildlife biology can enroll in a new bachelor of science program in wildlife biology.
Two Bemidji State University students and one student who will be attending BSU as a freshman this fall are competing for the Minneapolis Aquatennial Candidate Program and Pageant’s 2015 Queen of the Lakes crown.
Bemidji State University’s online master’s degree program in special education has been listed among the 50 most-affordable online graduate special education programs in the country.
Tim Boyer, director of disability services at Bemidji State University, has been appointed by Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton to serve a three-year term on the Minnesota State Council on Disability.
