The Indigenous Alumni Speakers Series highlights the stories of Indigenous alumni of UW-Superior and honors their accomplishments and perspectives. Events are sponsored by the Indigenous studies program, UW-Superior Indigenous Cultures Resource Center, Alumni and Friends Foundation and Social Inquiry Department.
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The Indigenous Alumni Speakers Series highlights the stories of Indigenous alumni of UW-Superior and...
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Grab a crew and test those wits. Ideal for teams of six to eight, this trivia covers everything from history to pop culture.
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Grab a crew and test those wits. Ideal for teams of six to eight,...
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Brigadier General (Ret.) Ron Hein, who had a distinguished military career that spanned over 37 years, speaks about the evolution of armor in the U.S. Army from WWI to the present day. Brig. Gen. Hein has been inducted into the Minnesota Officer Candidate School Hall of Fame and into the Minnesota National Guard Court of Honor.
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Brigadier General (Ret.) Ron Hein, who had a distinguished military career that spanned over...
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This featured presentation provides information about the history of Norwegian rosemaling ("rose painting") and examples of some of the many styles of this art form. There will also be a demonstration of the basic techniques of rosemaling.
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This featured presentation provides information about the history of Norwegian rosemaling ("rose painting") and...
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$20 – $32
Glensheen Mansion offers guided, 45-minute tours lit by guides carrying lanterns. All tickets include a tour, access to the grounds, free s’mores (while supplies last) and a souvenir Glensheen flashlight. Guests will embark on a family-friendly journey through the historic estate, revealing artifacts and artwork. Guests are strongly encouraged to pre-purchase tickets in advance online, as space is limited. This tour will take place rain or shine.
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Glensheen Mansion offers guided, 45-minute tours lit by guides carrying lanterns. All tickets include...
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The University of Wisconsin-Superior holds a celebration for Indigenous Peoples’ Day at the Maawanji’idiwin (“The Place Where We Come Together”) Medicine Wheel and Community Gathering Area located in the courtyard near the Yellowjacket Union. This family-friendly event is free and open to the community. Following the ceremony, UW-Superior students will showcase a drum group and exhibition. In the event of inclement weather, this celebration will move indoors to the Yellowjacket Union.
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The University of Wisconsin-Superior holds a celebration for Indigenous Peoples’ Day at the Maawanji’idiwin...
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$12
Tour the darkened Fairlawn Mansion with flashlights and learn about the superstitious life of the Victorians. Tours last approximately 35 minutes. Guest should bring their own flashlight. Costumes are welcome, but full-face Halloween masks are not allowed for safety reasons. The number of people in tour groups is limited and advance online reservations are encouraged. The last tour leaves at 9:30 p.m. This event is not recommended for children age 5 and under. Admission is $12 for adults and $10…
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Tour the darkened Fairlawn Mansion with flashlights and learn about the superstitious life of...
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Music from the Romantic composers Max Reger, Cesar Franck, Louis Vierne and Franz Liszt is performed by organist Thomas Hamilton.
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Music from the Romantic composers Max Reger, Cesar Franck, Louis Vierne and Franz Liszt...
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The Duluth Public Library's local history librarian takes participants through the basics of Ancestry Library. This library edition of Ancestry.com is available on all library computers across DPL's three locations. Registration is required to receive access to the Zoom meeting.
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The Duluth Public Library's local history librarian takes participants through the basics of Ancestry...
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Christopher Preble, Senior Fellow and Director, Reimagining US Grand Strategy Program of Stimson Center, will offer a "reimagined" set of foreign policy perspectives that provide for the realities a changed new world order that the US no longer dominates. He argues that the US must embrace more "diplomacy, trade, and cultural agreements" instead of force and coercion if it wishes to maintain its own security.
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Christopher Preble, Senior Fellow and Director, Reimagining US Grand Strategy Program of Stimson Center,...
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Dr. Jayson Iwen, Professor and Chair of the Department of Writing, Language and Literature at the University of Wisconsin-Superior, leads the audience on a photographic walking tour of contemporary Beirut and the nearby mountains, sharing images from his trip there last March. UMD Library Rotunda.
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Dr. Jayson Iwen, Professor and Chair of the Department of Writing, Language and Literature...
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Internationally-renowned concert organist Dr. Isabelle Demers performs as a part of this concert celebrating the completion of the First United Methodist Church's recent renovation and expansion of its Austin pipe organ. A freewill offering will be taken.
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Internationally-renowned concert organist Dr. Isabelle Demers performs as a part of this concert celebrating...
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Big-band jazz numbers and classic big-band dance tunes. Food and drink will be available.
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Big-band jazz numbers and classic big-band dance tunes. Food and drink will be available.
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UMD Department of Communication professor Dr. Hairong Feng, a native of China, shares stories of experiencing the country in 2024, five years after her last visit before the global pandemic. 4th Floor Rotunda, UMD Library.
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UMD Department of Communication professor Dr. Hairong Feng, a native of China, shares stories...
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