News and College Life

Colin Teckam, who is focused on Ag Education, lights up the welding torch in the mechanics shop at the University Farm on Tuesday, October 21, 2025. Teckam has been selected as one of the College of Agriculture STAR students. Each year, the College of Agriculture recognizes exemplary students within each department who contribute to the overall success of the college. These students are those who go above and beyond their regular course studies and who show dedication and perseverance to promoting themselves and agriculture in a manner that exudes excellence.

Anton Treuer, author and professor of Ojibwe at Bemidji State University, speaks during a celebration of Indigenous Peoples' Day.

Lexi Calugay sets up the cupcake display in the tent for the Hospitality College for the Homecoming Festival. 

A student studies on her phone while enjoying the late afternoon rays of sunlight.

Emergency Disaster Management students make their way to the top of the Odysysey II Ropes course as they participate in Missouri Hope held at MOERA  Oct. 10, 2025.

A brave young boy explores a "haunted mine" following a STEM outreach event prior to Halloween.

The 2025  Homecoming Carnival was held on the mall on Friday evening, October 24, 2025. 

Students compete in a stein holding competition during the Oktoberfest celebration that was held on campus on October 16, 2025. 

The Department of Dance and the International Writing Program collaborate every year on a performance that blends words with movement. 

Professor Dr. Lonnie Polson portrays King Lear in Shakespeare’s renowned tragedy for the third time, having first assumed the role in 1991. This candid image was captured during a dress rehearsal, offering a glimpse into the depth and intensity of his performance.