Micah Friez
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.
Travel back in time with us as we remember some of the momentous moments of Bemidji State history from the month of November.
What does a Bemidji State University Homecoming look like? We’re giving you 100 snapshots to find out.
Travel back in time with us as we remember some of the momentous moments of Bemidji State history from the month of October.
Not only does Kailee Stenseng enjoy the challenge of new technological developments, she channels it into a calling that drives her forward.
Jake Richmann bought into the idea that he could improve fishing in northern Minnesota and around the world. With the BigFin Fishing app, he’s making it happen.
Emily Lauritsen has adopted Bemidji State as her rooting interest of choice. And she even began a new tradition with her family of origin by recruiting them from around the country to participate in the annual Howe-Welle Women’s Athletics Golf Tournament.
Travel back in time with us as we remember some of the momentous moments of Bemidji State history from the month of September.
This year’s shirts were bright pink, depicting a cartoon beaver in various settings ranging in believability from chewing a log to wrapped in a towel after a shower.