Micah Friez
Ever since Tom and Sandy Richard joined Bemidji State University’s Legacy Society in 2008, they have been dedicated to inviting friends and colleagues to do the same. They’ve seen great success in doing so, having directly recruited at least a dozen other couples to join the society.
John and Joy Hoffman believe in the North, and they believe in Bemidji State University. That’s why they’re giving with confidence.
Mike Roberge’s Bemidji State University degree prepared him for a successful career, and he knows that he’s a byproduct of generosity from those who came before him.
Every student comes to college with a unique testimony. For Aitken, the story that carries her is that of her family. She grew up surrounded by people who supported her dreams and invested in her future.
From inspiring alumni to incredible events, plus the public launch of our For the North campaign, Beavers made 2025 a banner year for Bemidji State University.
Bemidji State sophomore Bret Inman recently started a podcast called “Beavers Beyond Regulation,” which is meant to showcase BSU student-athletes and coaches outside the arena of competition.
A delegation of Bemidji State representatives visited the PRx Performance headquarters on Dec. 2 to meet with company leaders, tour the 195,000-square-foot facility, and witness all that had evolved from the brainchild of a Bemidji State grad.
Travel back in time with us as we remember some of the momentous moments of Bemidji State history from the month of December.
Bemidji State’s For the North fundraising campaign is built for students: those who enroll to study, to grow, and to succeed. And the heartbeat of the campaign is the donors: those who advocate and invest in that kind of bright future. Collectively, they are the People of the North.
University leaders, Paul Bunyan Communications representatives and members of the community ascended to the top floor of Bridgeman Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 4, to officially unveil the new GigaZone Esports Lounge.