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Mayville State Homecoming meets Farmers Bowl September 18-19
Mayville State University Homecoming will meet Farmers Bowl for a combined celebration planned for Sept. 18-19. The Mayville State Alumni Association has a full schedule of activities planned for all alumni, friends, and community members.
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Education without boundaries
Student success comes in many forms. While some students experience campus life in Mayville, many others pursue their educational goals from communities across North Dakota and beyond. Online learners include high school students getting a jump on college while enrolled in dual credit courses, working professionals, and other adult students. Many are bound to their geographic locations, but that doesn’t have to limit their educational opportunities.
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Alumni, friends, and golf come together in support of Comets Baseball
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Around the Horn Golf Tournament held Friday, August 7 at the Mayville Golf Course. We appreciate the golfers, sponsors, volunteers, and supporters who helped to make the event a big success.
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Working together to provide a sense of belonging
I’ve said it over and over again, but it’s worth repeating. At Mayville State University, “Personal Service” is more than two words that appear in our official school seal. It is a commitment that guides how we support our students every day. We believe that each student deserves the opportunity to succeed, and when challenges arise for them, faculty, staff, coaches, teammates, and classmates work together to help make that success possible.
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Summer Dean's List students named
Dr. Brian Huschle, Vice President for Academic Affairs at Mayville State University, has announced the names of the students who have been named to the Dean's List for the Summer Session of 2026. To be named to the Dean's List, a student must have attained a grade point average of 3.50 or higher and successfuly completed a minimum of 12 graded credit hours of regular academic credit from Mayville State.
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The power of a welcoming community
We are in the final weeks of preparing for students to arrive for the new academic year, and we anticipate a potential housing crunch. The limited availability of housing in the community has caused many of our upper-class students, who might otherwise have lived in rental properties in the community, to seek on-campus housing.