Around Town

There are always opportunities to go out and do what you like. Posters for events are everywhere in the dorms if you lack any ideas. Clubs are available to join as well, and those usually meet once every week.

If you don't have a car, forget it. You'll be stuck watching Netflix.

The house parties are usually busted and full of hillbillies. There is nothing to do except during summer. There are no goods parks, or outdoors.

Anything you want. Your an adult now, and all your experiences in college are what you make them.

I was disappointed that the homecoming events, which are usually very fun, call cost quite a bit of money. The dance was $10, and for a college student that is a days worth of food. But MSU-Moorhead has a lot of clubs and Intermural sport teams that you can join. Their Wellness Center is always super clean, not too packed, and has fun exercise classes you can take for free. The Wellness Center also has its very own rock climbing wall!

Frolf, there are many courses near by or pool.

For all the new students, check out Dragon's After Dark, or the list of activities. There are dozens upon dozens of groups ranging from a Japanese Yosakoi club, to ASL clubs, and they are all looking for members.

There are activities and programs held on Friday nights known as Dragons After Dark or Friday Nights. These events vary from bingo nights, open mic, cultural events, indoor ice skating events, pool events, etc. Besides the events thrown on Friday nights, there are others things to do for fun such as playing a game of pool down in the Recreational and Outing Center located in the CMU and many more options available in the Recreational and Outing Center. You can rent out camping equipment, bikes, sporting equipment, etc. at the Recreational and Outing Center!

There are over 150 clubs and student-led activities to engage in. There is always room to start a new club, there is always something to do.

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