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Over the past five months, Bemidji State graduate Anna Haynes has experienced life on the icy continent, living and working at McMurdo Station, a small community in a remote location on Ross Island in Antarctica’s Ross Sea.
What do Beavers and cacti have in common? Arizona was full of them both this past weekend.
Did you know Bemidji State once fielded varsity cross country skiing teams? The programs only lasted six winters, but the student-athletes were mighty successful.
Employers and alumni recruiters arrived ready to connect with talented prospects from both Bemidji State and Northwest Technical College, building relationships that extend beyond the Beaux Arts Ballroom.
An important part of campus life was Paul Bunyan Week (sometimes also called Paul Bunyan Days). The winter festivities resembled Homecoming and started at BSU in 1948.
If you missed the opportunity to donate on the day of, or if you woke up feeling energized to stay in the movement, there is still an opportunity to add your gift. We are keeping the giving portal open just for you.
Congratulations to alumni, friends, students, parents, faculty and staff, and all community members who stepped up in such a powerful way to prove what Beavers can do together.
Megan Nicholls is pursuing her childhood dream at Bemidji State University because scholarships made it possible. And today, donors have the opportunity to support students like Nicholls through Day of Giving.
Kari Kantack Miller has donated on every single Day of Giving because she’s a longtime believer that small gifts accomplish great things when multiplied together.
It’s a particularly important sunrise for us this morning because a new day means one thing: Today is officially Day of Giving!