“For most of history, Anonymous was a woman.” -Virginia Woolf It’s March which means it is once again time to celebrate women’s history. Women of historical significance can be hard to find…
Category: Arts
New student org presents film at Z-Fest
Metro State’s student film club debuted their production, “Sad Forever,” at the 2020 Z-Fest Film Festival in Minneapolis on Feb. 8.
Stolen People Stolen Dreams brings sex trafficking awareness to Metro State
Community professionals share information, resources and tips about protecting yourself and others from sex trafficking.
KISS: Metro State/MCTC production juxtaposes romance with the heartache of a nation
Metro State theater and Minneapolis Community and Technical College come together to produce a joint theater production at the Whitney Fine Arts Theater.
Graffiti art class tackles tagging ethics and techniques
Metro State students learn the finer points of aerosol art in summer pilot course.
Open Eye Figure Theater captures attention and imaginations
Ms Marvel’s Sandbox Circus brings bigtop fun to Metro State library grounds
Art in the Hollow celebrates 10th anniversary
The only art festival on St. Paul’s East Side drew 80 artists and performers on June 1. Organizers of Art in the Hollow estimate that 2,000-plus people attended the event in Swede Hollow Park, near Metro State’s St. Paul campus.
Alumnus Raymond Strom debuts novel ‘Northern Lights’
To promote his first novel, Metro State alumnus Raymond Strom returned to familiar ground: Minnesota. His home state provided the inspiration for the coming-of-age story in “Northern Lights.”
Q&A: Professor Ed Bok Lee powers ‘Mitochondrial Night’
The Metropolitan talked with Professor Ed Bok Lee as he launches his third book of poetry, “Mitochondrial Night.”
Library offers open invite to Game Night
Every third Tuesday of the month, the Library gives gamers of all stripes a night to unite.