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“From the Valley’s Embrace to the Land of 10,000 Lakes: Hmong Texts in the Diaspora” [PDF]

Hmong Studies Journal
Over the past five decades, the Hmong community in Minnesota has navigated displacement, adaptation, and culture preservation in various ways. One of the most profound aspects of this journey has been the role of language in shaping identity and ...
Thérèse Moua-Jasperson
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The Lab on the River: The St. Anthony Falls Laboratory at the University of Minnesota

Open Rivers, 2017
When viewing the Minneapolis skyline, one generally doesn’t think of hydraulic research laboratories. Indeed, from the Stone Arch Bridge... the St. Anthony Falls Laboratory building looks rather nondescript.
Barbara Heitkamp
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Agriculture and the River: The University's Role in Societal Learning, Innovation, and Action

Open Rivers, 2017
Rivers are critical connectors across our communities, states, and national boundaries. They offer essential benefits in the form of drinking water, recreation, transport, food, and aesthetics.
Nicholas R. Jordan, Carissa Schively Slotterback, David Mulla, and Len Kne
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Navigating Indigenous Futures with the Mississippi River

Open Rivers, 2020
Relationalities, or the web of interconnected relations of kinship and ethical regard among Indigenous people, land, water, and sky scapes, include the agential or personhood status of otherwise non-human “natural” elements, their interconnectivity that ...
Vicente M. Diaz, Michael J. Dockry, G.-H. Crystal Ng, Virajita Singh, Daniel F. Keefe, Katie Johnston-Goodstar, Roxanne Biidabinokwe Gould, Jim Rock, and Christine Taitano DeLisle
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One River: Telling Stories of the St. Louis River

Open Rivers, 2017
In fall 2016, some of the stories and legends of the St. Louis River were woven into a play called One River, written by theatre professor Tom Isbell and performed by a student cast from the University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD).
Phyllis Mauch Messenger
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The St. Louis River

Open Rivers, 2017
Within its relatively short length (194 miles) from its source to Lake Superior, and the truncated time frame of 300 years since European contact and colonization, the St.
Alex Messenger
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Fort Snelling as I Knew It

Open Rivers, 2017
When he was nine, my brother Steven enlisted the rest of the kids in our isolated neighborhood to help him build earthworks in the empty field behind our house. Not a fort—we already lived in one of those—but a replica of Little Round Top, a crucial site
Catherine Watson
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