Minot State University

The Minot State University campus started out with two buildings in 1913 and has grown over it's 100+ years to include 26 key buildings. 

Home of the Minot State University Beavers, the MSU Dome is the third largest arena in the tri-state area (Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota area with a seating capacity of 10,000).

The Dome also contains: three full-length basketball courts, a 1/10-mile competitive eight-lane track, a sand pit for long and triple jumps, a walking and running exercise track (open to the public), two racquetball courts, athletic training facilities, locker rooms and Athletics Department offices. All athletic events are open and free to MSU students with student ID. The Dome also hosts many community and regional events, including sports tournaments, conventions and concerts.

As the North Dakota Student Association, NDSA, we provide opportunities for student engagement, enhancement of the University System, and student education about issues affecting university life. We boldly advocate for diverse student interests and are committed to maintaining open channels of communication between the students, faculty, staff, university administration, university system officials, and legislators of the state of North Dakota. We serve with honor for the maintenance of open communication, cooperation between institutions, and beneficial discussion with and support of the member institutions.