Students can log on to Handshake to register for campus job fairs and resume reviews. But Metro State’s Career Center says Handshake is much more than a transactional website.
Author: Scott Lindell
Scott Lindell is a reporter for The Metropolitan.
Rebooted, rebranded, revitalized: Health and wellness club becomes THEM
Student organization gets new name and leadership.
Metro State hosts Red Cross blood drive
Participants in Metro State’s blood drive donated 18 pints of blood—enough to help 54 adults.
First-generation students form friendly club
First-generation college students come up against many challenges, but now they have another source of support on campus.
Networking expert headlines Career Ideas Festival
Minnesota recruiter will reveal nine networking mistakes and how to avoid them.
ASL club builds campus awareness of deaf culture
Improving the bond between deaf and hearing people on campus is the aim of Metro State’s State’s American Sign Language (ASL) Student Organization.
Heather Lou is here for you
Metro State hires new Director of Student Life and Leadership Development.
Digging into the data and mining for meaning
Metro State students receive award in their first data analytics competition.
Beat back writer’s block at the Writing Center
Metro State students have reams of writing assignments every semester. And the checklist for a quality paper is daunting: correct punctuation, proper grammar, flawless citations and clear writing. Luckily, there’s help to be had on campus.
Metro State mourns loss of Associate Provost Douglas Knowlton
Dr. Douglas D. “Doug” Knowlton, Associate Provost for Student Success at Metropolitan State University, died July 5. He was 67 and a resident of St. Paul.