Minnesota State Moorhead Veterans Events

The Veteran Success Center hosts events throughout the year to honor service, build community, and support the success of our military-connected students. These events provide opportunities to connect with fellow veterans, access helpful resources, and engage with the campus and local community. Whether you're looking to learn, reflect, network, or simply spend time with others who share similar experiences, we invite you to join us.

Veterans Week | November 9-14, 2026

This year, we commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11. Join us at these events as we proudly honor our Veteran students, alumni, employees, and community!

All Week
November 9-14

  • SODEXO Meal Tickets
    Pick up in the Veteran Success Center
    King Hall 149
    Valid for Veterans/service members
  • Bookstore Coupon
    Pick up in the Veteran Success Center
    King Hall 149
    Valid for Veterans/service members
  • Traveling Trunk: 9/11 Display
    Livingston Lord Library & Veteran Success Center

Monday
November 9

Tuesday
November 10

Wednesday
November 11

Veterans Day
Campus will be closed to commemorate and honor those who have served.

Thursday
November 12

Friday
November 13

  • 9:30 A.M.
    VA S.A.V.E Training
    Comstock Memorial Union 205/Virtual
  • 11:00 A.M. - 1 p.m.
    Letters to Service Members
    Kise Commons

Saturday
November 14

  • 12:00 P.M.
    Military Appreciation Football Game
    Fargodome
    Kickoff with the North Dakota Army National Guard Rappel Team. Don't forget to wear red to support the Dragons!
    FREE admission for Veterans/Service Members

Accessibility Information

Moorhead is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible event. If you need a reasonable accommodation to attend this event, please complete the Event Accommodations Form and a staff member will be in touch with you. Live captioning will be available and all facilities are accessible.

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