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The University of Minnesota Crookston has seen many employees leaving the campus for jobs elsewhere over the past couple of years. Several weeks after Chancellor Mary Holz-Claus was named a finalist for the NDSU President before the job was given to another finalist, the Vice-Chancellor at UMC, John Hoffman, will be leaving to become the
The Crookston Rotary Club recently recognized Connor Humble as their February Student of the Month from the University of Minnesota Crookston. Humble’s family members include parents, Jeff and Anne, and sisters Ashlee and Lindsey. Connor plays Men’s Golf for the university and is a Men’s Golf representative for Student Athlete Advisory Committee. He enjoys hanging
On the evening of Saturday, February 26th, the Friends of Rydell and Glacial Ridge Refuges Association will be hosting a Candlelight Ski and Owl Prowl event at Rydell National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) near Erskine, MN. Pre-registration is required for the event, which will run from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Church Lake and Golden Pond
The University of Minnesota Crookston softball program was picked to finish 16th out of 16 teams in the NSIC Preseason Softball Coaches’ Poll. Augustana was picked to finish first in the poll for the third consecutive season, while Minnesota State and Winona State were picked second and third, respectively. Minnesota Duluth and St. Cloud State
Five candidates have been selected to interview for North Dakota State University president. The prospects will visit the Fargo campus later this month. Finalists will be selected to return to campus for final interviews on Feb. 23. The candidates are David Cook, vice chancellor for public affairs on economic development at the University of Kansas;
UMC invites the community, both on-campus and off in a series of learning communities. Together, through the UMN Transdisciplinary Collaboration grant, awarded in April, members of the Crookston and surrounding communities along with UMC faculty, staff, students (undergraduate and graduate), are welcome to discuss ideas from contemporary Indigenous thinkers about how the world is arranged,
