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Tech Camp
Bismarck State College features a one-day Tech Camp each summer at the BSC Technical Center. The camp is for middle and high school students entering grades 6 through 10.
Tech Camp offers students an opportunity to work on technical projects and to explore careers in the technology industry
https://bismarckstate.edu/academics/programs/careertechnicalprograms/computersupport/cybercenter/events/
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Explore the exciting world of robotics in this immersive one-day camp for young adults ages 18–25 with disabilities!
Participants will build and program a tabletop robot and operate a fully functional robotic arm, gaining hands-on experience in automation and coding.
Each participant receives
https://bismarckstate.edu/academics/xrforvr/events/
In August 2025, Lab Midwest hosted a free, hands-on training event for Career and Technical Education (CTE) instructors at the Advanced Technology Center on the campus of Bismarck State College in Bismarck, North Dakota. The training took place over three full days, from Wednesday, August 6th through
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The following information was sent to BSC students, staff and faculty on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021.
Since March when COVID-19 first affected our BSC community, the decisions made about safety, classrooms, participation, housing and more have been filtered through five priorities:
Safeguard the
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The fourth week of Bismarck State College ArtsQuest includes two concerts, an art exhibit reception and a book event celebrating the recent publication of “The Walk Across North Dakota.”
Walk co-leaders, Gwen Hoberg and Jeremy Bold, lead off the week Monday, April 25, with an author
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Twelve students enrolled in energy programs at Bismarck State College will take part in regional and national competitions this week.
Nine students in the Instrumentation & Control program will take part in the International Society of Automation (ISA) District VI regional competition,
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Due to the developing weather conditions forecast for this evening, all Bismarck State College classes, offices, and on-campus events will begin late at 10 a.m. on Friday, February 8. All on-campus classes scheduled prior to 10 a.m. are cancelled. Designated emergency personnel should report to work
https://bismarckstate.edu/master-news/bscclassesofficesandoncampuseventswillbeginat10amonfridayfeb8/
Many BSC events are either livestreamed or recorded in order to provide greater access to the communities we serve. Our goal is to engage with the public, students and alumni in a multitude of ways. In addition to Livestreaming we invite you to browse our Vimeo page follow
https://bismarckstate.edu/about/community/digital-media/
Shopping, dining, art and books
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The story of Bismarck State College’s mascot is full of charm, creativity and a little bit of magic. What began with a character named Old Yeller in 1976 slowly evolved into something far more symbolic, an identity shaped by comics, campus culture and decades of student spirit.
Old
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Rooms and Foyers are available to Clubs upon request. Please complete form and hit submit.
Be cautious of room capacity
Room will not be considered scheduled until approval is verified via email
Requests must be made at least 2 weeks prior to the intended date
If you have questions regarding
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Are you a current BSC student? Do you have what it takes to embody the Mystics spirit?
Each year the BSC Public Affairs Team hires students to help with the the coordination and performance of “Merlin the Mystic” mascot at athletic games, special events and other student life activities
https://bismarckstate.edu/students/merlin-the-mystic/talent/
The Mystic Activities Council (MAC) is your chance to make college life unforgettable! Get involved, build connections and develop career-transferable skills, and have a blast while doing it. Ready to make a difference and have some fun?
https://bismarckstate.edu/students/campuslife/getinvolved/mysticactivitiescouncil/
The myBSC app is your one-stop shop for all your student resources! Get easy access to Blackboard, Campus Connection, tutoring, advising and student jobs. Stay in the know with campus news and student, athletic and community events. It's all BSC, all the time at your fingertips.
https://bismarckstate.edu/students/resources/itsupport/mybsc/
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by Kimberly Singer
Bismarck Downtowners Association Executive Director Dawn Kopp, ‘99 BSC alumna, has been in her role for 10 years now. Around 2008 she helped create a walking map of Downtown Bismarck. It featured 25 places. The map is updated annually, and this year 70 shops, restaurants,
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OLLI at BSC an intellectual connection to the College for the Community. We offer adults noncredit humanities classes, learning opportunities, and events that build a sense of community and camaraderie among our members. There are no tests and no grades. It is learning solely for the joy of learning.
https://bismarckstate.edu/continuingeducation/olli/
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BSC offers live streaming of many events held throughout the year including Commencement. You can watch those events right here.
https://bismarckstate.edu/community/live/livestreaming/
Event videos and more are captured by the BSC's video production team. View them at full lenth and in high quality resolution through iTunes U.
Special Events
'60s Symposium, 2015 (currently being produced, check back soon!)
The Kennedy Symposium, 2013
Conversations
Music
Jazz
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The Bismarck State College Visiting Writers Series organizes and hosts on-campus visits by published authors. It has featured state and regional authors, as well as nationally known authors.
Public readings and classroom visits by published authors provide a cultural, intellectual, and emotional
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The 6,000-seat athletic complex is home field for Bismarck State College Mystics and the University of Mary Mauraders. Bismarck State College along with the University of Mary, and five area high schools, three middle schools, various elementary school events as well as outdoor concerts and other community
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Welcome to the Bismarck State College family! We are so pleased your student has chosen BSC.
As a support to your students, we want you just as involved with the BSC campus. Throughout the year we have athletics events, plays, concerts, art showings, and many other events that are open to the public.
https://bismarckstate.edu/admissions/parents/
At BSC we believe that an important part of your college education happens when class isn’t in session. BSC hosts a wide array of enrichment courses, concerts, readings, art exhibits and plays on campus. You can work out or catch a game at the BSC Aquatic Center and the MDU Resources
https://bismarckstate.edu/about/community/
From the Student Union to the BSC Aquatic Center, from the Skogen Hall courtyard to gym of the Armory, the BSC campus is alive and buzzing. Get involved in a student organizations, play a game of pool, study in the Library, jump into intramural sports or cheer on the Mystic
https://bismarckstate.edu/students/campuslife/
All Bismarck State College classes, offices and events are closed and cancelled for Tuesday, March 6, due to the winter storm. Only designated emergency personnel should report for work. All classes, business operations and events will resume on Wednesday, March 7.
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As part of their ArtsQuest celebration, Bismarck State College presents their annual Collage Concert and Spring Choral Concert.
Audiences will enjoy a seamless performance during BSC’s popular Collage Concert Tuesday, April 10, in Sidney J. Lee Auditorium.
Set for 7:30
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Bismarck State College Theatre opens its season Oct. 19-22 with a beloved comedy, an audience favorite of the American theatre, that strikes a chord with current events of today. Larry Shue’s two-act comedy “The Foreigner” runs Thursday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Sunday
https://bismarckstate.edu/master-news/theforeigner/
Due to the winter weather Bismarck State College will be closing at 3 p.m. today, Dec. 5. All Monday classes and events will be cancelled and offices closed. At this time Tuesday classes and events and offices will be open unless notification of closure is made before 6 a.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 6.
The
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BSC student-athletes and student government representatives, the BSC community, and the Frank Bavendick family will break ground on the brand new BSC Bavendick Center on Thursday, June 27, at 10:30 a.m. The new facility is the future home for collegiate sports, recreation and campus events.
The 80,000-square-foot
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The North Dakota University System (NDUS) in cooperation with the North Dakota Department of Health is arranging mass testing events for COVID-19 in multiple locations across the state. Current students, incoming students, faculty and staff are encouraged to get tested.
“All areas of the state
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ArtsQuest at Bismarck State College wraps up this week with the signature raku firing for students and the community, a poetry contest, a student graphic design show and a campus-wide “pARTy”.
The outdoor pottery firing encompasses three days from Sunday, April 28 to Tuesday, April
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Perry Hornbacher, BSC history professor, and Jason Matthews, BSC political science lecturer, not only share their knowledge with college students, they also encourage lifelong learning by teaching continuing education and Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI@BSC) courses at BSC. This Q&A offers
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BSC hosts a wide array of enrichment courses, concerts, readings, art exhibits and plays on campus. You can work out or at the BSC Aquatic Center and catch a game in the MDU Resources Community Bowl -- two venues that enrich campus life.
Even more opportunities for fun can
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Administrative Professionals Day Agenda
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President's Run Marks 10th Anniversary
Motorcycle and car enthusiasts joined BSC President Larry C. Skogen and family, friends, colleagues and students of retired BSC professor of Mathematics Don Bigwood for a run to Minot this past July. Participants enjoyed lunch at the Scandinavian
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Famous for its 180-degree view, the National Energy Center of Excellence (NECE) has become one of the area’s iconic buildings. The $18.5 million, four story structure with imposing glass façade commands a hillside above the Missouri River.
The NECE houses BSC's nationally recognized
https://bismarckstate.edu/community/communitysub/nece/
Many BSC events are either livestreamed or recorded in order to provide greater access to the communities we serve. Our goal is to engage with the public, students and alumni in a multitude of ways. In addition to Livestreaming and iTunesU, we invite you to browse
https://bismarckstate.edu/community/live/
One of the most convenient ways to register for classes as a BSC student is through our online portal, Campus Connection. You'll be happy to know that it's a quick and easy process that can be completed right from the comfort of your own home. With this online platform, you'll be able to browse through
https://bismarckstate.edu/academics/registration/
BSC Speakers Bureau act as a resource for people who plan meetings, conferences and special events. Working with BSC Speakers Bureau gives you access to effective speakers and ensures professional expertise to match the best speaker to your event.
BSC will work closely with you to identify your exact
https://bismarckstate.edu/continuingeducation/business/speakers/
Bismarck State College's National Energy Center of Excellence (NECE) works with employers in various energy industry sectors to meet their workforce needs.
We would like to hear from you whether you’re looking to hire graduates from one specific discipline or many.
We work with you
https://bismarckstate.edu/energy/industry/workforce/
Bismarck State College prohibits the use of tobacco and e-cigarettes on campus property and sponsored off-campus events at all times.
View the Policy
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Five Bismarck State College students received national awards at the National Postsecondary Agriculture Student Organization (PAS) conference held March 10-14 in Boise, Idaho.
They are students in the Agriculture, Technology and Natural Resources (ATNR) program and BSC
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Since 1998, Dickinson State University students in an array of programs have been able to attend their DSU classes on the BSC campus. And BSC graduates earning a four year degree in a DSU program have been able to easily transfer on while staying put.
With 17 programs available and 167 DSU
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The Great Plains & EmPower ND Energy Conference on Oct. 11 has been moved from Bismarck State College to the Ramada Bismarck, 1400 East Interchange Avenue.
Registration is closed for the event, and all pre-registered attendees can check-in for the event starting at 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday,
https://bismarckstate.edu/master-news/conferencelocationchange/
The North Dakota State Science Olympiad coordinating team at Bismarck State College is calling for middle school and high school student teams to register for the Regional Science Olympiad in Bismarck on March 31, 2016.
Students will compete in individual events at the regional tournament with a
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The Core Ensemble in "Of Ebony Embers: Vignettes of the Harlem Renaissance"
The Bismarck State College Embracing Diversity Committee presents a movie and a chamber music theatre performance in February as part of Black History
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BSC ArtsQuest 2018 and BSC Embracing Diversity brings singer/songwriter Tret Fure to Bismarck State College to share her music and her story on Wednesday, April 11. At noon Fure will speak in the BSC Library about managing and maintaining a career as a lesbian woman and the paths she has taken,
https://bismarckstate.edu/master-news/tretfure/
All Bismarck State College offices and events are closed and cancelled for Thursday, March 14 due to the impending winter blizzard. All business operations will resume on Friday, March 15.
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BSC mass communications instructor Cole Bernhardt sits in a small, dark control room in the basement of the NECE. A Tricaster flickers, and three screens show the action several hundred yards away in the BSC Armory where the Mystics women’s basketball team races the Miles Community College (MCC)
https://bismarckstate.edu/master-news/livestreambehindthescenes/
The BookTalk at BSC series began Sunday, Jan. 8 with a community discussion on "Train Dreams" by Denis Johnson.
This first of three discussions on selected Sundays runs from 1 to 3 p.m. in the library of LEA Hall, 1400 Schafer Street, on the Bismarck State College campus.
This
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Bismarck State College ends this year’s Conversations at BSC series Sunday, June 5, with a discussion of “Custer and the Black Hills: The Thieves Trail.”
The conversation between BSC President Larry C. Skogen and humanities scholar Clay Jenkinson begins at 3 p.m. in the Bavendick
https://bismarckstate.edu/master-news/conversationsblackhills/
The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard warning for the Bismarck-Mandan area from Tuesday, April 4 through Wednesday, April 5. Heavy snow and blizzard conditions are expected with 8 - 18 inches of snow accumulations and winds gusting up to 65 mph.
Due to the impact of the anticipated
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Bismarck-Mandan continues to remain under a blizzard warning. Due to the impact of the storm and our concern for our BSC community’s safety, BSC is taking the following precautions and giving the following guidance:
The Bismarck State College campus will remain closed for
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Bismarck State College (BSC) has received the student body stamp of approval on a plan to build a human performance center on its campus. On September 27, 2023, more than 82% of BSC students voted in favor of building a new 80,000-square-foot multipurpose student and athletic facility that will be home
https://bismarckstate.edu/news/bsc-students-vote-in-favor-of-new-human-performance-center-/
Due to weather conditions, campus accessibility and our concern for community safety, the Bismarck State College campus will close at 3 p.m. (CST) today, Oct. 26. All classes and events after 3 p.m. will be canceled and offices will be closed. Only designated essential personnel should report for
https://bismarckstate.edu/news/bsc-campus-will-close-at-3-pm-(cst)-on-oct-26/
The Bismarck State College (BSC) Fine Arts and Humanities Department and the Language, Literature, and Mass Communication Department are proud to announce the return of ArtsQuest, a dynamic celebration of creativity and culture. A full line-up of diverse ArtsQuest events will run from March 20
https://bismarckstate.edu/news/artsquest-at-bsc-kicks-off-march-20-–-a-vibrant-celebration-of-the-arts/
Due to the extremely cold weather conditions forecasted, all Bismarck State College classes, offices and on-campus events beginning at 4 p.m. or later on Tuesday, Jan. 29 and all day Wednesday, Jan. 30 are closed and cancelled.
BSC Student Union WILL BE OPEN 7 a.m.–7 p.m.
BSC Mystic
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All Bismarck State College offices and events are closed and cancelled for Monday, Dec. 27 due to winter weather conditions. All business operations are planned to resume on Tuesday, Dec. 28. Should an additional day of closure be needed, the announcement will be made by 6 a.m. (CST) on Tuesday, Dec.
https://bismarckstate.edu/news/bsc-closed-monday-dec-27-due-to-weather-conditions/
The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard warning for northwest and north-central North Dakota effective Tuesday, April 12 to Thursday, April 14. Heavy snow and blizzard conditions are expected with 12-24 inches of snow accumulations over the three days and winds gusting up to 50 mph. Travel
https://bismarckstate.edu/news/bsc-campus-closing-april-12-14-for-pending-blizzard/
The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard warning for the Bismarck-Mandan area through Thursday, Nov. 10. Heavy snow and blizzard conditions are expected with 10-16 inches of snow accumulations and winds gusting up to 50 mph.
Due to the impact of the anticipated storm and our concern
https://bismarckstate.edu/news/novemberblizzardclosing/
The National Weather Service has issued winter storm advisories and warnings for the Bismarck-Mandan area through Thursday, Dec. 15. Freezing rain, ice, snow and wind are expected with 9-12 inches of snow accumulations possible.
Due to the impact of the anticipated storm and our concern
https://bismarckstate.edu/news/bsc-closing-for-winter-storm/
Due to worsening weather conditions and the uncertainty of safe travel conditions, Bismarck State College has made the decision to keep campus closed on Wednesday, Dec. 14. The National Weather Service is forecasting 2-4 inches of snow today and another 3-5 inches tonight. Freezing rain, additional
https://bismarckstate.edu/news/bsc-to-remain-closed-on-dec-14-due-to-winter-storm/
Due to the extension of the National Weather Service’s winter storm warning and the continued snow, wind and ice affecting travel and snow removal in the city and on campus, Bismarck State College has made the decision to keep campus closed on Thursday, Dec. 15.
Due to the impact of the
https://bismarckstate.edu/news/bsc-extends-campus-closure-to-dec-15/
The National Weather Service has upgraded the most recent weather alert to a blizzard warning. High winds, area power outages, advisories for no travel and I-94 closures are all factors that played into the decision to extend the Bismarck State College campus closure to include Friday, Dec.
https://bismarckstate.edu/news/bsc-remains-closed-through-dec-16/
Due to dangerously low wind chills, decreasing visibility, and no-travel advisories, all Bismarck State College offices and on-campus events are closed and canceled on Thursday, Dec. 22, and Friday, Dec. 23. Only designated emergency personnel should report to work. The BSC Student Union and Mystic
https://bismarckstate.edu/news/bsc-closed-dec-22-due-to-dangerous-wind-chills/
Join us for Bismarck State College’s 2025 Homecoming—Magic of the Mystics! During the week of September 29–October 4, we'll have spellbinding celebrations featuring volleyball, rodeo royalty, tailgating and MORE. Let the magic begin!
Monday, Sept. 29
Homecoming Voting
https://bismarckstate.edu/events/bsc-homecomingweek/
Do you have questions on our programs or training opportunities? Please contact us by filling out the form below, by email at BSC.cybersecurity@bismarckstate.edu or call 701.224.5755.
https://bismarckstate.edu/academics/programs/security and hacking/contact-us/
Bismarck State College Foundation provides scholarships for students enrolled at BSC. These awards range from $250 to $6,000 each and are based upon academic achievement and credits enrolled in. Students must earn at least a 2.5-3.5 grade point average during fall semester to be eligible/continue these
https://bismarckstate.edu/alumnifoundation/foundation/scholarships/all/
This 50,000 square-foot building contains a 50-meter competition pool, diving, recreation and lap pools and seating for spectators. Its wellness center has strength and cardiovascular equipment and a group fitness and dance studio. Children can enjoy the Turtle Beach indoor playground as well as activity-based
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The Bismarck State College Theatre Department offers students a comprehensive education in the art and craft of live performance. Through a combination of rigorous academic study and practical experience, students explore acting, directing, design, stage management, and theatre history. The curriculum
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The Bismarck State College Music Department is committed to the study, development, and practice of the musical arts in the lives of our students, in our community and the greater world. BSC Music provides an educational experience of the highest order with training that will prepare students for a
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Bismarck State College Interim President Dan Leingang greatly appreciates invitations to engage with members of the college community, communities across North Dakota, and organizations through participation in meetings and special events.
To submit an invitation for consideration, please complete
https://bismarckstate.edu/forms/bsc-president-appearance-request-form/
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Online Preliminary Test
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The 2024-25 BSC National Alumni Association is managed by a board representing graduates and current students from six decades, and the Alumni Development Manager.
President - Rob Koppinger
Vice President - Jerry Chaussee
Past President - Donna Fricke
Additional Board Members:
Eric Carufel
Karla
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At the Bismarck State College Foundation, we are fortunate to have the support of many individuals and organizations across our community, state, and beyond, to provide financial support to students so that they can pursue their education and reach their career goals. Because Bismarck State
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BookTalk at BSC is our annual book discussion series. Books are chosen around a theme each year with discussions held at the BSC Library and are free and open to all.
Check back soon for the 2016 schedule.
https://bismarckstate.edu/community/humanities/campusread/
The Bismarck State College Visiting Writers Series brings published authors to the BSC campus for public readings and student interaction. The series has featured state and regional authors, as well as nationally known authors.
Public readings and classroom visits by published authors provide
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A hands-on celebration of the arts.
The BSC Fine Arts Department and English & Mass Communications Department present ArtsQuest, a month-long Spring campus celebration of music, art, theater, literature and film. ArtsQuest highlights the talent of BSC students and brings performances and presentations
https://bismarckstate.edu/community/humanities/artsquest/
BSC appreciates the support of those of you who've come to Conversations at BSC over the past nine years. These events have been enriching for all of us at BSC, and we hope for you, too. It is unfortunate that due to budget reductions, our June 4, 2017, program was our last.
While Clay and Larry
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In 1939, Bismarck State College began with just 104 students, 12 instructors, and a single floor in Bismarck High School. While our campus has grown and our name has changed, the spirit of that first "close-knit" class remains the heartbeat of BSC.
Relive the Journey
Read
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The BSC Ag Club is dedicated to helping the students of BSC ATNR through career development, service opportunities, professional networking and education enhancement. BSC Ag Club also promotes interest in agriculture, educates the general public about the importance of agriculture, inspires interpersonal
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The Conversations at BSC series at Bismarck State College continues Sunday, March 13, with a program on “Buffalo Bill Cody and the Invention of the West.”
Discussion between BSC President Larry C. Skogen and BSC humanities scholar Clay Jenkinson begins at 3 p.m. in the fourth floor
https://bismarckstate.edu/master-news/billcody/
Bismarck State College hosts its Fall Open House on Friday, Oct. 21, for high school juniors and seniors to explore the campus, learn about programs and get information on how to apply. A $1,000 scholarship will be given away to one prospective student attending the Fall Open House.
Students can
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Bismarck State College Theatre Arts opens its season Oct. 20-23 with a play that honors the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death.
“The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)” is a hilarious twist on the classic tales of the Bard that features a team of
https://bismarckstate.edu/master-news/bscfalltheaterproductionopensoct20/
Kevin Locke is known throughout the world as a visionary Hoop dancer, the preeminent player of the indigenous Northern Plains flute, a traditional storyteller, cultural ambassador, recording artist and educator.
He will perform in two free admission presentations at noon and 4 p.m. on Nov.
https://bismarckstate.edu/master-news/kevinlocke/
Bismarck State College kicks off ArtsQuest 2019 with its first event, an exhibit showcasing Austine Wood-Comarow’s Polage art. Austine: Polage Exhibit will be on display now through April 15 in the Elsa Forde Gallery, first floor of BSC Schafer Hall.
A reception will be held on Tuesday,
https://bismarckstate.edu/master-news/bscartsquestkicksoffwithpolageartexhibit/
As part of their ArtsQuest celebration, Bismarck State College presents their annual Collage Concert and Spring Choral Concert.
Audiences will enjoy seamless entertainment featuring BSC instrumental and vocal groups and visual art improvisation during BSC’s popular Collage Concert
https://bismarckstate.edu/master-news/bscspringconcertsfeaturemusicartandpoetry/
The Juried Student Art Exhibition at Bismarck State College will be on display in the Gannon Gallery in Skogen Hall through May 3.
A student reception and open house is set for Thursday, April 25, from 4 to 6 p.m. in the gallery. This year’s juror is Lori Riehl, Bismarck Public Schools art
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Five members of the Bismarck State College music faculty will perform in recital Sunday, Sept. 9, at 3 p.m. in Sidney J. Lee Auditorium.
Vocal soloists are Clyde Bauman, Dawn Hagerott and Dr. Jeffrey Stone. Instrumentalists are Laura Prokopyk and Michael Langer.
Prokopyk will open
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The Bismarck State College Music department kicks off the fall concert season with three concerts in seven days.
On Tuesday, Oct. 30, BSC presents an all-choral concert at 7:30 p.m. in the Sidney J. Lee Auditorium in Schafer Hall.
Four of BSC’s choirs and ensembles come together
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Bismarck State College professor of history Dr. Perry Hornbacher will present on the music of World War I on Thursday, Nov. 8, at 7 p.m. in Skogen Hall, room 204 on the BSC campus. The presentation is free and open to the public.
Nov. 11, 2018, marks the 100th anniversary of the end of
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Bismarck State College Music program features a variety of its performing ensembles, combos and choirs, both instrumental and vocal, in the ninth annual BSC Holiday Concert Wednesday, Dec. 12.
This tribute to the Christmas season mixes traditional and sacred music with familiar carols and contemporary
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Cotton Wood bluegrass band from Washburn hosts its 13th Blizzard Bluegrass weekend of concerts Jan. 12-13 with featured band High Plains Tradition.
The Denver-based band takes the stage with opening act Cotton Wood at 7 p.m. both nights in Sidney J. Lee Auditorium at Bismarck State College.
Since
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The Bismarck State College Art program has clay available to pick up in the BSC art department, on the second floor of Skogen Hall, for the annual community raku firing April 30–May 2 on the BSC campus.
Interested persons must pick up clay to make a pot or small sculpture by April 18
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ArtsQuest at Bismarck State College wraps up with the signature raku firing for students and the community, a student graphic design show and the Campus Arts Crawl.
The outdoor pottery firing encompasses three days from April 30 to May 2 west of Skogen Hall, weather permitting. Viewing and
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Six Bismarck State College (BSC) students attended the 53rd Annual North Dakota State Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Collegiate Leadership Conference in Mandan, N.D., March 26-27, 2023. Over the course of two days, Evan Jeglum, Andy Rahrich, Blessed Topera and Matthew Vana of Bismarck, N.D.,
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Readers will gather for BookTalk at BSC on Sunday, Feb. 9, to discuss “Dances with Wolves” by Michael Blake.
Humanities instructor Dr. Brian Palecek will lead this second of three discussions exploring a "Native Prairie” theme at Bismarck State College from 1 to 3 p.m.
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In a digital world where virtually all content can be consumed from any device at any time, and where social media is the mecca for Generation Z, the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (NCCDC) is the Rolls Royce of events for students applying cyber skills that protect the world’s
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Readers will gather for BookTalk at BSC on Sunday, Feb. 7, to discuss “1984” by George Orwell. This year's discussions are being held virtually and are open to all.
BSC Assistant Professor of Religion/Philosophy Tayo Basquiat will lead this second of three discussions
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Book Babble @ BSC invites the community to read and discuss the book “If I Understood You, Would I Have This Look on My Face?” by Alan Alda, as part of a Bringing Humanities to Life fellowship. Readers will gather Wednesday, June 19 at 10 a.m. in Skogen Hall, Rm 204, on the BSC campus to
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The Bismarck State College Presidential Search Committee will host four listening sessions this week and next week to gather input from key constituents regarding the next BSC president. The community session on Mon., Oct. 21 is open to the public. All sessions will be held on the BSC campus.
Listening
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Bismarck State College Theatre opens its season with a dramatic comedy Oct. 24-27. A daring journey into the world of Dungeons & Dragons, Qui Nguyen’s “She Kills Monsters” runs Thursday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Sidney J. Lee Auditorium on the BSC campus.
“She
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Bismarck State College’s 21st BookTalk at BSC series begins Sunday, Jan. 5, with a community discussion on “Pushing the Bear: A Novel of the Trail of Tears” by Diane Glancy. Humanities instructor Dr. Brian Palecek will lead the discussion.
This first of three discussions on
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To give the students in his directing class a better understanding of all that goes into producing a play, Bismarck State College Assistant Professor of Theatre, Danny Devlin, Ph.D., applied for a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant to create the ND Ten Minute Playwriting Competition.
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Five Bismarck State College Engineering Technology students were recently chosen to attend the Frontier Precision North Dakota User Group Forum and the North Dakota Society of Professional Land Surveyors (NDSPLS) 40th Annual Convention in Grand Forks, N.D., on Feb. 5-8, 2019. The second-year BSC students
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Bismarck State College Library will host the annual BookTalk at BSC series exploring a “Journeys” theme beginning in January 2022. The discussions are free and open to the public and will take place on Sundays in January, February and March at the BSC Library.
Humanities instructor
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Bismarck State College has lowered its COVID-19 risk level from Level 3 Moderate Risk to Level 2 Low Risk effective Friday, April 16. A number of factors played into this decision including BSC’s positivity rate which has remained near or at zero percent for several weeks.
The risk level
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The Bismarck State College (BSC) Theatre program presents “Peter and Wendy,” Thursday, Dec. 8 through Saturday, Dec. 10 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 11 at 2:30 p.m. in the Sidney J. Lee Auditorium on the BSC campus.
According to the production’s director Erin Weichel,
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Bismarck State College Library will host its annual BookTalk at BSC book discussion series exploring a “Braided Lives” theme beginning in January 2023. The discussions are free and open to the public and will take place on Sundays in January, February and March at the BSC Library.
Humanities
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Bismarck Sings | April 8 | 7 p.m. | Sidney J. Lee Auditorium
Experience Bismarck Sings at Bismarck State College on April 8, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in the Sidney J. Lee Auditorium, featuring choral music and vocal performances by local choirs, college ensembles, and talented student
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College Concert | April 15 | 7 p.m. | Sidney J. Lee Auditorium
Experience the Collage Concert at Bismarck State College on April 15, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. in the Sidney J. Lee Auditorium, featuring a vibrant showcase of live music by talented student musicians and
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Spring Jazz Concert featuring Big Al’s Big Band | April 30 | 7 p.m. | Sidney J. Lee Auditorium
Experience the Spring Jazz Concert featuring Big Al’s Big Band at Bismarck State College on April 30, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. in the Sidney J. Lee Auditorium,
https://bismarckstate.edu/events/spring-jazz-concert-25/
Books & Brew
Location: BSC Student Union (1425 Schafer St.)
Day: April 22
Time: 8 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Visit the Library Table at the BSC Student Union on April 22 from 8 AM to 11 AM, check out a book, and receive a coupon for a discount on a drink at Mystic Java. Enjoy reading
https://bismarckstate.edu/events/booksnbrew_apr/
Books & Brew
Location: BSC Student Union (1425 Schafer St.)
Day: August 26
Time: 8 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Visit the Library Table at the BSC Student Union on August 26 from 8 AM to 11 AM, check out a book, and receive a coupon for a discount on a drink at Mystic Java. Enjoy reading
https://bismarckstate.edu/events/booksnbrew_aug/
Join BSC's Project Management Class as they host the Student Spring Carnival in the Union!
Students can stop by to enjoy the Las Vegas themed event and enjoy free food, games and enter for a chance to win a prize! The Project Management class has worked hard to create this event using the skills they
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Paws & Relax
Take a study break and unwind with our therapy dogs.
Stop by the fireplace in the Student Union to enjoy pets and cuddles to help ease finals week stress.
Wednesday, May 6
11 am – 1 pm, Student Union
All students welcome.
https://bismarckstate.edu/events/paws-and-relax/
Sport and Work Summit: Prairie to Pros
Turn your passion for sports into a career path. Join us at Bismarck State College (BSC) for a one-day conference designed for students who want to explore careers in athletics, sports media, performance training, coaching, management and beyond. Whether
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Plant your own little piece of greenery & root for the planet! Stop by and make a plant to take home in celebration of Earth Day.
https://bismarckstate.edu/events/sprout-day-make-and-take-a-plant/
The gallery will feature the Juried Visual Art Student Exhibition with pieces from BSC visual art students. Reception is Wednesday, April 29, 4 - 6pm. The exhibit runs April 12 – May 8. Learn more about gallery exhibits here. [Link here to: https://bismarckstate.edu/about/community/Art-Gallery-Exhibits/]
Event
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This exhibit will feature works from Century High School Students. Reception is Wednesday, May 13, 4 - 6pm. The exhibit runs May 13 – 15. Learn more about gallery exhibits here.
Event Location: Gannon Gallery (2nd floor of Skogen Hall)
https://bismarckstate.edu/events/century-high-school-exhibit-reception/
Join us for Every Game Show Ever on Tuesday, April 14, at 7:30 PM in the ATC Live Event Venue!
Every Game Show Ever mashes up your favorite classic formats into one unforgettable night of comedy, chaos and competition. Test your luck, cheer on your friends and compete for a chance to win gift cards!
Come
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