Bemidji State University
Bemidji State University celebrated its graduating class of 2026 during May 8 Commencement ceremonies at the Sanford Center.
Choir ensembles from Bemidji State University’s School of Music embark on a five-city spring tour on March 25, culminating with a March 29 home concert in Bemidji.
It’s a particularly important sunrise for us this morning because a new day means one thing: Today is officially Day of Giving!
In a new national leadership role with the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, Dr. Joy Hoffman is bringing her passion for community-building, leadership development and service to colleagues across the country.
Dr. Paul A. Brandvik, professor emeritus of vocal music and director of choral programs at Bemidji State University from 1967–1998, died Dec. 16 at the age of 88.
The center will help students explore, learn and connect through hands-on outdoor experiences. It also provides access to gear, resources and real-world training that brings BSU’s newly launched outdoor leadership certificate curriculum to life.
For the third consecutive year, fall enrollment at Bemidji State University and Northwest Technical College continues to climb, reflecting a commitment to expanding access and opportunities for a broad range of learners.
Bemidji State alumnus Arnold Dahl-Wooley was recently named BIPOC Leader of the Year by Twin Cities Pride. His mission has been focused on providing resources that he himself didn’t always have access to.
Bemidji State senior Bill Ketola has discovered a bacteria-targeting virus that may someday help treat tuberculosis. And the breakthrough might not have ever happened if Ketola didn’t come to Bemidji.
Mark Standing Eagle Baez, an associate professor in Bemidji State University’s clinical and counseling psychology program, has developed culturally responsive approaches to mental health diagnosis and treatment that blend Western psychology with traditional Indigenous healing practices.