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Rachel Hawn 2016 and 2017 says she admittedly has somewhat of a “geeky” passion for manufacturing and her former coworkers would regularly remind her that she had over-the-top enthusiasm for the industry. Now, she’s taking that passion and turning it into education for her students, as this fall she started as the program director and lecturer for

Seeing is believing: a phrase exemplifying Brant Moore’s 2014 experience at the University of Minnesota Crookston. After Moore’s father sent in his football highlight reel and caught the attention of the Golden Eagle football coach, Moore took a trip from his home in Saint Paul, Minn., to Crookston to narrow down his potential college options.

He’s used to the local attention for his involvements, but Northwest School of Agriculture alumnus Allan Dragseth 1957 received national attention during the summers of 2021 and 2022 for one of his special projects. Dragseth built a “Radio Flyer” car modeled after the original little red wagon he had as a child and has been seen at area events and

University of Minnesota Crookston’s Kiehle Building was placed on the system’s list in 2022 for meeting the 75-year sunset provision required of honorary namings and is currently up for review. A campus and community committee was formed to review the building’s name and honoree, David Litchard Kiehle, for whom the building was named in 1912, and p

An update from Chancellor Mary Holz-Clause on Homecoming 2022, upcoming 30th year of baccalaureate institution, upcoming events, and new cohort with Vietnam English students.