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Scholarships empower students to achieve more
The MSU Foundation annual scholarship fundraising drive kicked off in December and is still underway. Scholarship assistance truly makes a difference for students who are becoming the leaders of tomorrow. Knowing the character and work ethic of Mayville State students makes me optimistic for the future.
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Student Education Association project featured in ND United publication
Mayville State University’s Student Education Association (SEA) has been highlighted in the ND United Voices 2025 Year in Review publication, recognizing the group’s outstanding early literacy initiative. The feature spotlights the Student Education Association’s commitment to strengthening early childhood learning and supporting the educators who serve young learners every day.
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Comet Baseball legacy shines at ABCA convention
Mayville State University’s proud tradition of baseball excellence was on full display at the recent American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) convention in Columbus, Ohio, January 9-11, 2026, where baseball coaches from all levels congregated for education, networking, and inspiration.
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Mayville State archers hit the mark in inaugural competition
Saturday, Jan. 3, 2026 was a historic day for Mayville State University. It was the first time ever that Mayville State student athletes represented the university in an archery tournament. The archers were competing for individual achievements. Archery debuted as a varsity sport at Mayville State University in the fall of 2025 under the leadership of head coach Brook Neva. We’re thrilled to offer this opportunity for students.
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SEA partners with Peter Boe, Jr. Elementary to support teachers and students
Members of the Mayville State Student Education Association (SEA) recently teamed up with Peter Boe, Jr. Elementary School (PBJ) in Mayville to provide a meaningful resource for classrooms: sensory bins designed to help students regulate emotions and stay engaged in learning. The suggestion for the sensory bins came from Emily Halvorson, elementary school counselor at PBJ and Mayville State graduate. Using SEA funding, Mayville State student members purchased bins and the materials suggested by Emily.
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Looking forward to seeing Mayville State and Traill County friends in Arizona
I’m looking forward to visiting with Mayville State alumni and friends in the Mesa/Phoenix area next month. It will be good to spend a few days in Arizona visiting with our special supporters. A couple of group events are planned again this year, and I hope to see many of our friends at one or both.