by Kylie Jacobsen in News
It is 12:20 in the morning and dusty. Very dusty. Doug Simon, professor of political science, who plans to be back in the States this summer, calls to talk about his experiences in Iraq as a Brigade Judge Advocate or JAG officer.
"You know, it's going to be a long nine months and it's going to be very busy," Simon said upon arriving in Iraq.
by Kylie Jacobsen in News
Southwest Minnesota State University recently supported Residential Appreciation Week (RAW) in which the Residential Assistants (RAs) held events to appreciate their residents.
On Monday, April 13, residents were woken up at 6:30 in the morning with the pounding on doors, bells, whistles, air horns and chanting.
by Megan Ganott in News
Can you believe it? Spring semester is almost over! Another year is done.
As you plan and prepare for your Summer Session courses and the 2009-2010 academic year, the Southwest Minnesota State University Financial Aid Office would like to pass along some important information.
by Emilie Doherty in News
Is the economy keeping you from purchasing your own store and selling homemade items? The Village in downtown Marshall can help make that dream a reality while you wait out the recession. The store currently is a consignment for Westbrook Walnut Grove High School, La-tee-da!, Cat Abott and Holy Redeemer school.
by Pallav Bajracharya in News
"Buddhism is the science of mind," said Hans Schumacher, Director of the Minneapolis Nyingma Group on April 21, 2009, held at 7p.m. at the Campus Religious Center, the evening included meditation and dharma talk hosted by Schumacher. Schumacher has visited many countries, such as Tibet, Nepal, India and Brazil, practicing Buddhism for over 20 years.
