(Mandy Hathaway / The Metropolitan)
President Arthur shares strategic vision during Convocation Day address
Arthur unveils six new commitments to students before the start of the 2019-2020 academic year.
John Lucking, Arcadia German, Emily Rose Duea and Mike Thurston put on a performance of Ms. Marvel’s Sandbox Circus on June 26. (Mandy Hathaway / The Metropolitan)
Open Eye Figure Theater captures attention and imaginations
Ms Marvel's Sandbox Circus brings bigtop fun to Metro State library grounds
Team Metro at the 2019 Minnesota Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition at Alexandria on Feb. 9. (Courtesy of Janice Aanenson / Minnesota State IT Center of Excellence)
Metro cyber defenders win wildcard spot for Illinois contest
Metro State cybersecurity students advance to Midwest regionals after second place finishes in a wildcard round and at the Minnesota Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition.
Nursing major Justin Ransom offers a hand massage to a student at the Self-Care Event in Student Center 101 on April 1, 2019. Ransom said hand massages alleviate stress, improve circulation and induce relaxation. (Scott Lindell / The Metropolitan)
Feeling frazzled? Nursing students say self-care is solution
In the final frantic weeks of spring semester, nursing majors hope fellow Metro State students don’t forget one critical thing—their health.
Students and staff gather around Professor Raj Sethuraju, center, at his “Step In, Step Out, Step Up” leadership workshop in the Student Center on Nov. 14, 2018. (Scott Lindell / The Metropolitan)
‘Let us be amazing’: Workshop series helps students step up as leaders
“We don’t have to be CEOs to make a difference.” That was the message of Professor Raj Sethuraju at a leadership development workshop for Metro State students.
Library employee Emily Myanna waits to make her move in a card game at Game Night in the Library and Learning Center on Feb. 19, 2019. (Margot M. Barry / The Metropolitan)
Library offers open invite to Game Night
Every third Tuesday of the month, the Library gives gamers of all stripes a night to unite.
George Anders, author and editor-at-large at LinkedIn, is the keynote speaker for Metro State’s Career Ideas Festival on March 29, 2019. The first 100 people to register and attend the event will receive a free copy of his most recent book “You Can Do Anything.” It was published in 2017 by Little, Brown and Company.
Photo courtesy of George Anders / georgeandersbooks.com
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist to headline Metro State’s Career Ideas Festival
Keynote speaker will uplift liberal arts education at Metro State's Career Ideas Festival on March 29.
Michael Ayako,left, Dr. Kate Ries and Kathy Montz demonstrate the pH scale using everyday household items at the College of Sciences Spooky Science Halloween in the Science Education Center, Oct. 31, 2018.
Photo by Scott Lindell
Scares, spooks and skeletons at Metro State’s scientific Halloween
Metro State made kids into mad scientists at Spooky Science Halloween on Oct. 31, 2018.
Emily Myanna welcomes students to Game Night in the Library and Learning Center lounge on Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2018. Myanna is an AmeriCorps member who offers computer skill tutoring to students and library patrons.
Photo by Kathryn Ganfield
Minding the digital literacy gap at Metro State
Library adds AmeriCorps member to the team to teach tech to students.
Meteorologist and amateur astronomer Mike Lynch gives a presentation in the Science Education Center on Nov. 19, 2018. Photo by Margot M. Barry
Seeing stars at the Science Center
Cold-hardy kids and adults joined meteorologist Mike Lynch for a November night of stargazing at Metro State.