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Dr. John L. Hoffman Inaugurated as the President of BSU & NTC

On Friday, October 14, President John L. Hoffman was formally inaugurated as BSU & NTC's next President.

Minnesota's Blandin Foundation awards a $250,000 grant to BSU's Indigenous Students in Psychology Training program.

Using BSU scholarships, Ashley Spry takes strides in her psychology and advocacy services career.

Over 150 Bemidji State students took part in the university's 23rd annual Student Achievement Conference.

Nicholas Taylor has been named the inaugural director of civil rights and affirmative action at Bemidji State.

BSU's Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. breakfast honored the life of one of history's most iconic civil rights activists.

Leon “Lee” Cook, the first director of BSU’s American Indian Resource Center, has died.

BSU's land acknowledgment recognizes the Indigenous peoples who have been dispossessed from the land occupied by campus.

Connecting with American Indian culture is a foundational pillar of Bemidji State’s mission.

With the Red Lake School District, BSU administered $92,000 in Minnesota Indian Teaching Training Program grants.