Editorial: Responding to hate at Metro State
We aim to be an anti-racist learning community. So when a hate crime comes to campus, let's do the hard, necessary work.
Looking back, pressing forward
Design editor of The Metropolitan reflects on the student newspaper's successes and envisions an even brighter future.
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Want a new pet in your life? Opt for adoption first
Student makes the case for companion animal welfare—and boycotting predatory puppy mills.
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Gamers, let’s change the world
A student gamer says virtual superheroes can transform into real-world ones.
Can candidates counter climate change? Here’s who has a chance
Student points to presidential hopefuls Inslee and Sanders as most capable to tackle the climate change crisis.
Student philanthropy is a gift to you and me
Student challenges classmates to make Metro State a better place by funding scholarships.
Put it all on the page: Express yourself as a student writer
Creative writing student says we should all dare to share our stories in the pages of campus publications.
Members of the Mezcal Jurado (jury) at the Guadalajara International Film Festival in March 2019. Metro State screenwriting student Jordan Indehar was one of 30 college students selected for the jury. (Courtesy of Jordan Indehar)
In Mexico, finding my future in film
Screenwriting student reflects on the serving on an international film festival jury and the indelible impact of Mexican cinema.
Bridging words and worlds: The role of a writer
Student says to write well, we must strive to find meaning among a million universes.
The East Bank of the University of Minnesota campus in Minneapolis on Feb. 2, 2019. Coffman Memorial Union is the columned building just upper-right of center. Photo by Mitchell Hirsch / Flickr Creative Commons
What’s in a name? Building a university legacy
Student wonders what the U can do about buildings named for controversial figures—and the legacy they leave behind.