Metro State made kids into mad scientists at Spooky Science Halloween on Oct. 31, 2018.
Library adds AmeriCorps member to the team to teach tech to students.
Cold-hardy kids and adults joined meteorologist Mike Lynch for a November night of stargazing at Metro State.
Moriarty described the brewing process to about 30 people at his noon talk at the Science Education Center on March 22.
You’re invited to a world of aluminum hats and hysteria. “Alienation,” a play conceived and directed by Professor Jonathan Beller, opens Feb. 23 at 7 p.m. The play will be staged at the Whitney Fine Arts Center at Minneapolis Community and Technical College (MCTC).
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.
Film series and discussions explore African-American history, culture and art.
On the evening after the biggest blizzard of the season, a small crowd braved the snow banks to gather on 7th Street outside the Metro State Library and Learning Center.
“It’s something you assume your college has. And I feel slighted that we don’t,” said Jessica Maistrovich, Student Senate Treasurer, in explaining her drive to create a mascot for Metropolitan State University. “Mascots create a sense of community and belonging. Having one can add that sense of fun that sometimes we’re missing as a more adult college,” she said.