BSU Faculty located in Hagg-Sauer hall recall their favorite memories of their time in the building. Built in 1970, Hagg-Sauer hall is set to be replaced with an updated facility in the Fall of 2020.
Archive for April 2019
Bemidji State University among Stage 1 winners of Responsible Computer Science Challenge
Bemidji State University is one of 17 Stage 1 winners of the Responsible Computer Science Challenge and will help computer science faculty incorporate lessons on the social and ethical impacts of technology into their courses.
Bemidji State University Presents the 71st Annual Funtastic Dance Follies
For the 71st year, Bemidji State University students presented the Funtastic Dance Follies – the university’s second-longest annual tradition behind only Homecoming. The April 21-23 show featured a variety of students, BSU clubs/organizations and community members performing dance routines ranging from swing, line, Latin, ballroom, fad and folk dancing, and many others.
World-Class Juggler Joins Design Experts at 5th Annual TAD Talks
Bemidji State University’s fifth annual TAD Talks will feature “America’s Got Talent” juggler Charles Peachock, a performance by actor and two-time world champion fancy dancer Larry Yazzie, and a live sculpture construction by local artist Albert Belleveau.
From Africa to Minnesota: BSU Grad Student Studies Water Quality
Mirabel Tamukong came to Bemidji from Cameroon, West Africa to study hydrogeology in Bemidji State University’s environmental studies graduate program.
Celebrating Excellence, BSU Students Honored for Outstanding Achievements
The Hobson Memorial Union hosted its 2019 Leadership Celebration to recognize outstanding student leaders, organizations, programs and advisors on April 24.
Native American Elder Supports BSU Students Through Culture and Tradition
Bemidji State University’s American Indian Resource Center welcomed elder Murphy Thomas to campus for an Elder in Residence program in mid-March. The program helps students create or strengthen their connections to Native American culture. Elders work with students in fostering cultural, academic, social and spiritual support. “Bringing an elder to campus helps to strengthen American […]
BSU Marketing Students Showcase Creativity at Mock Trade Show
Bemidji State University marketing students taught by Dr. Angie Kovarik, assistant professor of business administration, held a mock trade show at Bemidji’s downtown LaunchPad facility on April 24.
Exploring the University’s Archives with Colleen Deel in Honor of BSU’s Centennial Year
Colleen Deel, assistant professor of library & library services, presented the final lecture in the BSU Honors Council Lecture Series with her presentation entitled “Critically Understanding Our Relationship to the BSU Centennial.” To commemorate BSU’s centennial year, Deel turned to the university’s archives and created a narrative of our past.
A Tiny House Dream Come True: Multi-year BSU Project Nears Completion
Bemidji State University has partnered with community investors on a multi-year project to design, build and, eventually, sell a “tiny house.” A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at Bemidji State on Earth Day 2019 to celebrate the nearly-completed project and the many students who were involved in its construction.