Spring Break
A Phone Call from IraqIt 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.
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Residential Appreciation WeekSouthwest 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.
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Important Financial Aid Changes at SMSUCan 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.
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2008-09 Sports HighlightsIf there was ever a year of firsts for Southwest Minnesota State athletics, 2008-09 is as good a candidate as any.
The sports calendar couldn't have gotten off to a more sparkling and clean start. With the $16 million Regional Event Center primed and ready for its first-ever action, the SMSU football team broke in the artificial-turf field on an immaculate fall day with a 54-14 thumping of Minnesota, Crookston.
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Tennis Takes Fourth in NSIC ChampionshipAfter winning its final six matches of the regular season, the Southwest Minnesota State tennis team was in prime position to make a run in the NSIC championship Saturday and Sunday.
The Mustangs didn't disappoint.
Seventh-seeded SMSU entered its first-round match against No.
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