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Making space for abolition in the university

Post Author:themetropolitan
Post published:May 11, 2022
Post Category:Home / Opinion

Tikkun Bambara Guest Opinion Black Table Arts “Art is the future” event, April 24th, 2021. Credit: Uche Iroegbu. When we refer to “Black ontology,” it seems, we are also thinking…

America’s history tells us that freedom of religion relies on the separation of church and state

Post Author:themetropolitan
Post published:January 4, 2021
Post Category:Opinion

(Mandy Hathaway / The Metropolitan) By Mandy Hathaway Freedom of religion is an important but polarizing issue. It is important because the freedom of religion is one of the founding…

A trial run for law school

Post Author:Dominique Hlavac
Post published:April 20, 2019
Post Category:Opinion

Learning law and the legal process brings new confidence to a student minoring in political science.

Amy Mino, president of the League of Women Voters St. Paul, left, Commander Joshua Lego of the St. Paul Police Department and Vicki Barnes, LWVSP vice president, at the “Peaceful Protest and Social Movement Organizing” forum at Metropolitan State University on Thursday, April 19, 2018. Photo by Erin Heisler Wagner, courtesy of League of Women Voters St. Paul.

Professor and police officer talk peaceful protest

Post Author:Kathryn Ganfield
Post published:May 10, 2018
Post Category:News

Freedom of assembly was the topic of conversation between a Metro State professor and a St. Paul police officer at a campus forum on April 19.

The Independent News Organization of Metropolitan State University

Making space for abolition in the university

America’s history tells us that freedom of religion relies on the separation of church and state

A trial run for law school

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