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Filmmaker Jason Spencer won television’s highest honor for a special on race and racism that he directed for PBS KIDS. The special modeled for kids and their parents how to talk about a challenging and difficult subject.
Dragons make a good fit on the SCHEELS video team, producing content seen by thousands.
"House Hunters" featured MSUM alumni Poonam Budhiraja (2012, Broadcast Journalism and Film Studies), Jerry Griggs (2016, Business Administration and Management) and Alexa Dixson-Griggs (2015, Social Work) as Budhiraja showed the local couple houses to fit their growing family.
Amy served as active-duty Army for 10 years as a fueler, medic and occupational therapist in Colorado, Texas and South Korea. She’s been with the North Dakota National Guard for four years. She says the best part of her service has been the experience of protecting the people of America. Military service has also helped her to narrow her passion.
MSUM stories of Exercise Science students, alumni, employees and community partners.
While speaking with Dr. James “Jim” Nagel ’62 (English and physical education), you begin to notice a striking resemblance to “The Most Interesting Man in the World.”
English and film graduates Sean Syverson and John Kapla own one of downtown Moorhead's newest taverns, Swing Barrel Brewing.
MSUM alumni Morgan Laite (’17) and Maggie Thoemke (’16, ’19) met when they found themselves working at a job neither of them enjoyed. Bonding over their shared experience at MSUM, similar personalities, and the fact that they were born nine days apart, they quickly became close friends.
English and Mass Communications student Jonathan Ness's toy photography hobby provides a creative outlet and captures the attention of local news, professors and fellow students alike.
Weld Hall, MSUM’s most iconic and oldest academic building, is undergoing its most ambitious renovation in over a century.