Guest Writer – The Metropolitan

Lessons to the fabric of our future, a story of AIDS trauma, memory

Post Author:Guest Writer
Post published:June 4, 2020
Post Category:Opinion

Student highlights the tragedy of the AIDS pandemic as something we can learn from.

Redesigning life after COVID-19

Post Author:Guest Writer
Post published:June 1, 2020
Post Category:Opinion

Local business owners, workers, and students adapt to changes according to their needs and abilities in a COVID-19 world. They adapt to a new normal on June 1, and continue to re-design their lives to accommodate their communities.

After a 15-year break, Metro State will at last be my alma mater

Post Author:Guest Writer
Post published:April 14, 2020
Post Category:Opinion

After overcoming addition, student finds the courage get the degree that always seemed just out of reach.

Letter to the editor: Let the third parties participate

Post Author:Guest Writer
Post published:October 21, 2018
Post Category:Opinion

Letters from our readers.

In the face of fake news, make facts sacred

Post Author:Guest Writer
Post published:June 27, 2018
Post Category:Opinion

Political science student says we can all take small steps to fight fake news.

Unintended consequences of $15 an hour in St. Paul

Post Author:Guest Writer
Post published:May 18, 2018
Post Category:Opinion

Economics professor warns that raising minimum wage may hurt workers it's supposed to help.

The wastefulness of institutionalized misogyny

Post Author:Guest Writer
Post published:May 18, 2018
Post Category:Opinion

Political science student says gender double standards rob higher education and government of great leaders.

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