Finalists Named for Minnesota North College Presidency
Minnesota State has named three finalists in the search for the next president of Minnesota North College. The candidates are Clint Cowden, Bart Johnson, and Jessalyn Sabin.
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Early Childhood Education Program hosts ‘Grow North Conference’
Educators from across the Northland recently gathered at the Mesabi Virginia Campus of Minnesota North College for the Grow North Conference, an energizing early childhood event focused on the power of music, connection, and belonging in early learning.
2025 Fall Semester Dean’s List
Minnesota North College is proud to announce the students recognized for academic achievement during the Fall 2025 semester. Congratulations to the following students who completed 12 or more credits while earning a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.
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Celebrating Community: Local Artist Showcases Portrait Series at Minnesota North College – Rainy River
When International Falls native and alumnus Jason Hardwig first enrolled at Minnesota North College – Rainy River Campus, previously known as Rainy River Community College, he didn’t have his sights set on pursuing art.
IRRRB and MNC Announce the Passing of Roy Smith
The Department of Iron Range Resources & Rehabilitation and Minnesota North College are saddened to announce the loss of our colleague and friend, Roy Smith.
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Electrical Maintenance Students assist in Habitat for Humanity Build
Students and faculty from the Electrical Maintenance and Construction program, along with those from Hibbing High School, were present alongside Habitat for Humanity families, board members, staff, elected officials, the Hibbing Foundation, the Applied Learning Institute, and school administrators to celebrate the groundbreaking of the latest Habitat for Humanity home in Hibbing.
Banned Book Week: Minnesota North Itasca Campus to host Banned Books Event
GRAND RAPIDS — An event at Minnesota North College-Itasca will highlight banned books as part of Banned Books Week, Oct. 5-11. The American Library Association and Amnesty International declared the week “at a time when free speech and free expression seem more directly under fire than ever,” a news release from the college stated.