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UMC HANDS OUT AWARDS AT STUDENT AWARD PROGRAM

The University of Minnesota Crookston held their annual Student Awards Program, a celebration of student service, leadership, and academic athletic achievement, Thursday, April 28 in Bede Ballroom. Marah Mcdougal, a marketing major from Minneapolis, and Elaina Knott, an agricultural education major from Thief River Falls, were named the UMC Students of the Year. The award […]

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BUDDIST MONK TO CREATE SAND MANDALA ON UMC CAMPUS

The University of Minnesota Crookston will welcome Wongdue Sangbo Gurung, a Buddhist monk from Nepal, to campus April 11-20 as he will take part in the ancient Tibetan Buddhist tradition of the creation and destruction of a sand mandala. The community and students on the UMN Crookston campus will be able to watch him create

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