The concurrent resolution which passed the two houses this week makes it quite probable that Minot will eventually get a Normal school. There was considerable opposition to the measure in the house, and not
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Minot State University is hosting a Community Symposium titled “Fostering Resilience” on March 21 at the Student Center Conference Center. This event, running from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., will explore trauma-informed care, ethics, and burnout prevention—crucial topics for those in high-stress professions and anyone interested in mental health. With a blend of keynotes, panel
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For speech-language pathologist Debi Ryan, communication is more than a skill—it’s a lifeline. After three decades in the field, she’s seen firsthand how the ability to express oneself can transform lives, whether in a hospital, a clinic, or a school. Today, she works with students who struggle to communicate, helping them find their voice through
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North Dakota’s debate over tenure took a turn Tuesday as the House passed a bill requiring the University System to formalize its tenure policies—something already in progress. Originally, the bill sought to eliminate tenure at two-year colleges, but that provision was removed. Now, the focus is on regular evaluations, including mandatory post-tenure reviews every five
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The Minot State Department of Science is gearing up for its annual Science Open House on February 18, welcoming regional students from grades two through eight. This event, a staple for decades, invites around 300 young scientists to engage in hands-on demonstrations and enjoy scheduled Magic Shows in Hoffman Auditorium. Set amid the Cyril Moore
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The Lifelong Learning Institute announced five classes for ceramics in January and is offering seven new classes from a range of disciplines including: Bead Bracelet Bonanza, Building Resilience — One Thought at a Time, DIY T-Shirt Night, Pickleball 101, Intermediate Pickleball, Race to the Top (Rockwall climbing), and Swing Dancing. “We are excited to add
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Minot State University is set to host the 2025 North Dakota Native American State Science and Engineering Fair on Feb. 19, marking the event’s 40th year. This annual competition brings together young scientists from across the state, offering them a platform to showcase their projects while getting a glimpse of university life. With 10 schools
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MINOT, N.D. – Minot State University is pleased to announce its Spring 2025 enrollment grew 2.6% for a total of 2,633 students. It is the second straight spring semester increase and the third consecutive semester in which the University saw growth in its overall headcount. “We are excited with an increased number of students enrolling
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**MINOT, N.D.** – Minot State University’s Lifelong Learning Institute will offer multiple ceramics classes as part of its Spring 2025 class schedule, including open studio, beginner, and advanced methods. “We are very pleased to have recently retired professor Linda Olson ’84 continue to teach the region by offering multiple ceramics classes for the entire community,” said
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"It has been suggested that the tuition be doubled at the various educational institutions as a means of increasing the revenue. At present the tuition at the Minot State Teachers college is $5.00 a
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MINOT, N.D. – Minot State University opened its new MSU Greenhouse in the Fall 2024 semester after a total reconstruction project and now invites the public to see the new space during an open house on Wednesday, Feb. 12. The event will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. at the MSU Greenhouse, located on
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At Minot State, the landscape of college athletics is changing with the NCAA’s Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) policy. Now, athletes can monetize their personal brands through endorsements and merchandise, creating new opportunities beyond the field. For players like basketball star Ayouba Berthe, it provides not only financial relief but also a way to strengthen
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MINOT, N.D. – The Beavers have their man. Minot State’s Director of Athletics Kevin Forde is pleased to introduce veteran college coach Ian Shields as the next head coach for the Beaver football program. Shields, a former head coach at the NCAA Division I FCS, NCAA Division II, and NAIA levels begins his duties immediately
Read & ShareMINOT, N.D. – Minot State’s search for its next head football coach has moved into its final stages and Beaver Athletics is pleased to announce that two candidates have been scheduled for on-campus interview next week. On Tuesday, January 17, the Beavers welcome Chris Stutzriem to town to meet with members of the Minot State
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Yesterday, Minot State’s budget request and enrollment were in the news. Today, it’s the same story from around the State. Several of the state’s university presidents were in front of the House Appropriations Committee on Wednesday, January 11, to share what’s happening on their campuses and their funding needs. The story is similar to Minot’s.
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Minot State’s student enrollment has been trending down in recent years, but there’s an emerging silver lining — local numbers are up. Current enrollment shows 2,167 students with significant growth in freshman students from NW North Dakota. Jill Schramm with the Minot Daily News has the full story including comments from MSU President Dr. Steve
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