Fall Events Calendar

Create calm with NDSU's Case Managers, Angie and Nicole. Join us for crafts, connection and building community.

Wednesday, November 5

11:00 AM to 1:00 PM

MU 178

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with a panel of local Native voices from the F-M area. Hear stories of identity, community, culture, and purpose moderated by NDSU's NASA and AISES chapters.

Monday, November 3

1:00PM to 2:00PM

MU Anishinaabe Theater

Create calm with NDSU's Case Managers, Angie and Nicole. Join us for crafts, connection and building community.

Wednesday, November 5

11:00 AM to 1:00 PM

MU 178

Join us for Native-inspired beading workshop, trivia, and traditional food.

Thursday, November 6

The Office of Student Engagement (Memorial Union-main level)

11:00AM to 1:00PM

Create calm with NDSU's Case Managers, Angie and Nicole. Join us for crafts, connection and building community.

Wednesday, November 19

11:00 AM to 1:00 PM

MU 178

Join NDSU's Case Managers in the Center for Community and Belonging (MU 178) for snacks, crafts and conversation.

Join us and bust a move with DJ Pretty Ricky and enjoy a performance from Mexican Folklore Dancers. This event is co-hosted by HOLA student organization and light snacks will be provided.

Monday, October 13

9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Ballroom A, Memorial Union

Join us at your convenience for this drop-in event. The Native American Eras Tour is a retrospective cultural and historical maze like display highlighting the vast history and resilience of Indigenous people in the United States. The maze spans hundreds of years moving from first contact to the present day demonstrating the impact of US treaties on Indigenous communities. Take your time walking through this amazing event.

Join us for this fun craft activity while supplies last. Decorate a handheld folding fan and learn how this instrument became part of LGBTQ+ culture.

Thursday, October 16

The Office of Student Engagement (memorial Union, Main Level)

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Join NDSU's Case Managers in the Center for Community and Belonging (MU 178) for snacks, crafts and conversation.

Retired NDSU professor and member of the Red River Rainbow Seniors, Larry Peterson, will present and host a talk on same sex dancing in the local Fargo-Moorhead area.

Thursday, October 23

MU: Nueta room

3:00 PM to 4:00 PM

This event is co-sponsored by U.S. Bank, TRIO:SSS, and Rising Scholars. Ditch the money anxiety and feel confident about your finances.

Thursday, October 23

12:00 - 1:00PM

MU: Prairie Rose Room

Join U.S. Bank representatives and enjoy pizza, drinks, cookies and a few door prizes.

Enjoy a cup of hot tea, relax and check out the art in one of the best spots on NDSU's campus. Bring a friend-all are welcome!

Tuesday, October28

2:30 - 3:30 PM

Memorial Union Gallery (second level)

Join this fun craft activity while supplies last. Painting Pumpkins!

Friday, October 31

MU Sandbox (Main Level Memorial Union)

11:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Please join Spiritual Leader, Mike Gabbard and Indigenous members of our faculty and staff for a blessing and smudging. It’s important that we spend time together to start the school off with an open heart, clear mind and healthy soul.
This event is open to everyone, we just ask that you come with an open mind to learn.

Join NDSU's Case Managers in the center for Community and Belonging (MU 178) for snacks, crafts and conversation.

Wednesday, September 10

11:00 AM to 1:00 PM

MU 178

Kick off Hispanic Heritage Month with sugar skull cookies, traditional Hispanic music, and crafts. Join us in the MU Sandbox (main level, Memorial Union) on Tuesday, September 16, from 11AM to 1PM while supplies last.

Join us and the HOLA student organization in a lively evening filled with fun, food, games and prizes! Loteria, a game of chance similar to BINGO, will be played!

Tuesday, September 23

MU Prairie Rose

7:00PM to 10:00PM

Join NDSU's Case Managers in the Center for Community and Belonging (MU 178) for snacks, crafts and conversation.

Wednesday, September 24

MU 178

11:00 AM to 1:00PM

Join this presentation by Fallon Carey, Digital Archives Director for the National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition (NABS). Fallon joined NABS in 2022, advocating for Tribal Sovereignty in archives. With experience in Native American oral histories, she partners with Hennepin County libraries to promote indigenous collections. As a descendant of a boarding school survivor, she brings a personal commitment to her work.

If possible, wear something orange to bring awareness to the National Day of Remembrance for U.S. Indian Boarding Schools. Light refreshments will follow this event. All are welcome to attend.