At 6 p.m. on Thursday, March 3, Dr. Stacy Cordery will introduce local audiences to her upcoming book, Becoming Elizabeth Arden: The Woman and Her Global Cosmetics Empire. The event, which will take place in Beck Auditorium / Klinefelter Hall on the DSU campus, is free and open to the public. Join us for this...
This is the first Heart River Writers' Circle event. Nearby blogger and freelance writer Stacy Brooks will be presenting on her writing experiences. Here's some information on Stacy: Eating and exploring in Bismarck, North Dakota | Tangled Up In Food Below you can find the Zoom details: Topic: Stacy Brooks, "Tangled Up In Food," Food Blogger Presentation...
The Albers Humanities Festival celebrates the 1920s this April with “Jazz and Gin at the Speakeasy.” The festival will feature four events over Thursday-Friday, April 7-8 in 160 Murphy Hall on the DSU Campus. On Thursday, Apr 7th at 4pm, you can join us for a panel on the Harlem Renaissance, Prohibition, and other 1920s...
The Albers Humanities Festival celebrates the 1920s this April with “Jazz and Gin at the Speakeasy.” The festival will feature four events over Thursday-Friday, April 7-8 in 160 Murphy Hall on the DSU Campus. On Thursday, Apr 7th at 4pm, you can join us for a panel on the Harlem Renaissance, Prohibition, and other 1920s...
This will be our second Heart River Writers' Circle event. Niles Haich, Assistant Professor of English, will be talking about the DSU's Impressions Magazine. This event will take place on Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85740868206?pwd=Mi9QUmtWNEtDVmNiT3lIZm5CbFZXdz09 Meeting ID: 857 4086 8206 Passcode: 202907
This event celebrates work in the humanities and was named in honor of Everett C. Albers, a DSU professor, member of the North Dakota Humanities Council, and the founder of the Great Plains Chautauqua Society. Albers was a pioneer in arranging dialogs between academic humanities scholars and the general public and was deeply committed to...
This event celebrates work in the humanities and was named in honor of Everett C. Albers, a DSU professor, member of the North Dakota Humanities Council, and the founder of the Great Plains Chautauqua Society. Albers was a pioneer in arranging dialogs between academic humanities scholars and the general public and was deeply committed to...
