This spring Evan Aanerud '20, Fergus Falls, will study in the arts management program at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA). He also will complete a performing arts internship at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA).

UMN Morris students interviews award-winning author thanks to connections made on campus

The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) will visit as part of the campus's regular ten-year reaccreditation process.

The Theatre Discipline will present Julius Caesar, Hunting and Gathering, Miss Electricity and Ordinary Days.

This ranking follows others from Wall Street Journal / Times Higher Education, AASHE, SIERRA, Washington Monthly, and MONEY.

The Office of the Vice President for Research administers the awards, which act as seed money for developing projects to the point of attracting more complete, external funding.

The Office of the Vice President for Research administers the awards, which act as seed money for developing projects to the point of attracting more complete, external funding.

The new position is part of a larger plan to reimagine enrollment management at UMN Morris.

This year's list highlights schools where students can get a quality education at an affordable price.

Bradley Miller, director of choral activities, leads Ensemble Intersection as it builds bridges through music.

Brownlee becomes the youngest collections assistant in Chicago Field Museum’s Anthropology  Dept.

A sociology major and biology minor, she hopes to work in medicine one day.

The associate professor of French and interim diversity officer spreads joy through language learning.

The studio art and psychology major from the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe feels good knowing he will leave UMN Morris with a part of him and his Lakota heritage for others from his tribe to see.

Approximately 320 students will receive their degrees at the 56th Commencement on Saturday, May 18.

The two aim to build a more "wholesome" University of Minnesota Morris through wellness, equity, community, academics, and sustainability.

Award-winners and retirees were honored at the annual Recognition Dinner on Tuesday, April 23.

A biology and psychology major, Kamille "Mia" King '19, Chicago, Illinois, will spend next year studying Portuguese in Mozambique.

The award from the Windgate Charitable Foundation will support student learning and campus facilities.

A German and English grad, Jefferson will spend nine months teaching English in Germany before pursuing graduate study.