Oct 2021
Mystery of the Met Gala
The University of Minnesota Duluth Black Student Association presents Murder Mystery: Mystery of the Met Gala. The event is for people who enjoy mysterious games and solving cases. Food and drinks will be provided.
Find out more »Nov 2022
What’s the Buzz?
Learn more about pollinators through workshops, informational tables and speakers. There will be prizes and food.
Find out more »American Indian Boarding School History
Learn more about the system of education that was created to assimilate American Indian people. This presentation is a collaboration with the Department of American Indian Studies, Kathryn A. Martin Library, and the Indigenous Student Organization to host Samuel B. Torres from the National Boarding School Coalition. RSVP here.
Find out more »Feb 2023
UMD Soul Food Dinner
Soul Food is a showcase of black talent, food and culture at UMD Kirby Ballroom and Weber Music Hall. The Black Student Association was founded with the goals of bringing together students of African descent and serving as a bridge to the larger Black community in Duluth and the surrounding areas. We purposely host Soul Food during Black History Month to celebrate and appreciate the accomplishments of the black community.
Find out more »Feast of Nations
For more than half a century, the International Club at UMD has been showcasing food and performances by students who share their culture at Feast of Nations. It’s one of the campus’ largest events and generally sells out. Tickets will be sold in the Kirby commons Feb. 21-24 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ticket prices College Students: $10 Non-Students: $13 Children Under 12: $5 MPAC Performance Only: $5 Schedule Doors open: 4:30 p.m. Dinner served: 5:30 p.m. (Kirby Ballroom)…
Find out more »Apr 2023
2023 Sieur du Lhut Creativity Conference
This year's theme is communicating science in changing times with renowned science communicators Brother Guy Consolmagno SJ and Jad Abumrad. Brother Guy Consolmagno SJ is the Director of the Vatican Observatory and President of the Vatican Observatory Foundation. He earned his degrees from MIT and a Ph.D. from the University of Arizona. He was a postdoc research fellow at Harvard and MIT, served in the Peace Corps, and taught university physics before entering the Jesuits in 1989. Jad Abumrad is…
Find out more »Nov 2023
The TRUTH Project
This presentation will share the work of the Towards Recognition and University-Tribal Healing (TRUTH) Project. Formed in 2020 in response to resolutions passed by the Minnesota Indian Affairs Council (MIAC) insisting the University of Minnesota investigate ways to be in better relation with the eleven federally-recognized tribes in the state, TRUTH looks at the impacts the U of M has had on Indigenous peoples in Minnesota.
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