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Annual MSU Foundation Honor Society President’s Dinner, a celebration of generosity, growth, and impact
Mayville State University alumni, friends, donors, and students gathered for the annual MSU Foundation Honor Society President’s Dinner on Wednesday, October 21 at the Mayville State Campus Center Luckasen Room. The evening was a celebration of the generosity that continues to create opportunities for students and strengthen the university’s future.
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Former Comet Ethan Tingey selected to USA Deaf Baseball Team
Former Mayville State University baseball player Ethan Tingey has earned the opportunity of a lifetime after being selected to the USA Deaf Baseball Team, which will compete in the 2nd World Deaf Baseball Championship in Kanagawa, Japan, November 1-3, 2026.
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A legacy of giving, a future of possibility
For generations, private philanthropy has played a vital role in helping Mayville State University provide opportunity, expand access, and transform lives. That tradition of generosity will take on new significance starting next fall through the expansion of the Honor Scholarship program which recognizes academic achievement and helps students make Mayville State the university of their choice.
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Comet Nation rallies around #3 while Mayville State captures a thriller on a last-second kick
Mayville State’s game versus rival Valley City State on Saturday, October 10 was about far more than football. It marked the first home game at Jerome Berg Field since Comets quarterback Matt Donovan suffered a serious head injury during the Homecoming/Farmers Bowl game on September 19.
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graduate Mollie Robbins pursues career in physical therapy with goal of impacting rural ND communities
A passion for science, service, and helping others has guided Mollie Robbins, LaMoure, N.D., in her academic and professional journey. Concentrating primarily on health science, Robbins earned a Bachelor of Science degree in biology with a minor in chemistry from Mayville State University in December of 2025, and she is already making a difference in her community while preparing for the next step in her education.
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Belonging and the strength of a community
When the Mayville State Comets take the field on Saturday, October 10, it will be more than just another home football game. It will be the team’s first game at Jerome Berg Field since the Homecoming/Farmers Bowl game on September 19, when quarterback Matt Donovan suffered a very serious head injury. With Matt and his well-being top of mind, the Comets were able to rally together to claim an incredible and improbable win over Simpson University in the last few minutes of the game.