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Featured Resource from Campus
Circle Dance of the Muskoxen by Darlene Denis-Friske
This resource is from the Story Collection in our Main Library on the Neufeld Campus. To access our full library of resources, join us on Campus by taking a course or purchasing a Campus Subscription (available to Neufeld course alumni).
The Muskoxen are large creatures with curved, crumpled, sharp horns. They form family herds of a dozen or so adults, living closely together as social pack animals. (Click here to read more)
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