By HANNAH STURM You don’t have to go all the way to Washington to make your voice heard. Sometimes, the place to start is a city council meeting. That was one of the points Brian Arola brought to ...
By YODAHE KEBEDE Momo, dorayaki and Mango Lassi are among the dishes visitors can try from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 15 at the Mankato Area International Festival. The festival is a collaboration ...
By YODAHE KEBEDE Learning management systems are built for instructors. They are places to post syllabi, collect assignments and record grades. Students log in because they have to, not because ...
By KALISSA WILLIE The Centennial Student Union Bullpen put on an event Wednesday that defied all expectations. The Halloween Bash offered students a chance to celebrate the holiday ...
By SIMON ISAAC MSU is building new opportunities for students to study, work and collaborate internationally through a partnership with Paderborn University in Germany, bringing the possibility of ...
By YODAHE KEBEDE Most college students sign their first lease with more enthusiasm than information. A friend finds a place, a leasing office sends a link, and a few clicks later the commitment is ...
By ELLIE BOEHRNS The Good Thunder Reading Series today hosts award-winning author Danez Smith, allowing anyone to create, learn about the author’s writing process and attend readings of the ...
By SARA HURTADO Everyone who is interested in sharing a story with the world, a piece of their mind and heart, has a great opportunity. The International Poetry Recital takes place Nov. 19, and ...
David Hood, Minnesota State’s Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, has announced that he is taking a leave of absence from the university to address “pressing family needs.” MSU ...
France has never been a country to suffer quietly. If history has taught us anything, it is that the French would rather take their grievances to the streets than politely wait for someone in power to ...
For many Cuban families, daily life begins with a question most American college students rarely have to ask: Will there be electricity today? Dayanis García Farinas, a Cuban educator and community ...
Towels, phone chargers and clean bedding might seem like everyday necessities. For someone leaving an abusive relationship, however, having access to those items can be an important step toward ...
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