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May 29th many building’s along University Avenue in St. Paul bore marks and reminders of the anger and protests that took place the night before in response to the murder of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis police department.

St. Paul protest damage

Post author:Mandy Hathaway
Post published:June 21, 2020
Post category:News Student Life

St. Paul protest damage by Mandy Hathaway.

Sunday, May 31, the Capitol building in St. Paul was surrounded by police and National Guard members observing a peaceful protest over the murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer.

St. Paul Protest Photos

Post author:Mandy Hathaway
Post published:June 21, 2020
Post category:News Student Life

St. Paul Protest Photos by Mandy Hathaway.

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Data versus lore: an introduction to the ethical concerns surrounding Artificial Intelligence

Post author:Mandy Hathaway
Post published:June 7, 2020
Post category:Tech

In this part of the series, we're going to explore the risks associated with AI development. From lost jobs to biased systems, we'll explore the realistic ethical and social risks that AI poses.

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Data versus lore: an introduction to current Artificial Intelligence and its applications

Post author:Mandy Hathaway
Post published:May 1, 2020
Post category:News Tech

Because of its simplicity, this article is not meant to be the whole of your learning experience and educational links will be provided throughout so you can learn more. Television, movies,…

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Data versus lore: an introduction to the technology behind Artificial Intelligence

Post author:Mandy Hathaway
Post published:April 21, 2020
Post category:Tech

Because of its simplicity, this article is not meant to be the whole of the learning experience and educational links and videos will be provided throughout. What is Artificial Intelligence? Television,…

Joy Friedman of the Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center; Bobbi Jo Pazdernik, Senior Special Agent (SSA) with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension; Stacy Schultz, the West Metro Regional Navigator for The Link; and Linsey Ruth Founder and Director of Project 8, participated in a panel discussion moderated by Marianna Klochan about sex trafficking on Jan. 29 in the Founders Hall Auditorium. (Mandy Hathaway / The Metropolitan)

Stolen People Stolen Dreams brings sex trafficking awareness to Metro State

Post author:Mandy Hathaway
Post published:March 28, 2020
Post category:Arts News

Community professionals share information, resources and tips about protecting yourself and others from sex trafficking.

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Is AI the future of mental health diagnosis?

Post author:Mandy Hathaway
Post published:February 13, 2020
Post category:Tech

U of M researcher speaks to Human Services capstone students about using artificial intelligence to assist with mental health diagnostics.

Students in two MAPL classes break into small groups to read lines from the play “Escaped Alone” during a visit from On Stage on September 13. The students were encouraged to bring their own voice and feelings to the lines as they explored the dialogue together. (Mandy Hathaway / The Metropolitan)

All the world’s a stage for On Stage

Post author:Mandy Hathaway
Post published:October 1, 2019
Post category:Student Life

On Stage returns to Metro State for the third year, engaging students in dialogue about theater and community issues.

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

Post author:Mandy Hathaway
Post published:August 7, 2019
Post category:Arts

Ms Marvel's Sandbox Circus brings bigtop fun to Metro State library grounds

2019 Sons of Bransford winners (left to right) Paula A Haywood (Alice O. Lynch Community Service Award), Aasia-Mari Ross (Young Leader Award) Kory Dean (Mentor Award), Deborah Watts (Community Legacy Award), and William R Moore (Mentor Award) pose after the ceremony with award founders Jim Bransford and Samuel Simmons (center). (Mandy Hathaway / The Metropolitan)

Sons of Bransford Awards honor the past, foretell a bright future

Post author:Mandy Hathaway
Post published:August 6, 2019
Post category:Student Life

Leaders in the black community were recognized and celebrated during the Sons of Bransford Awards. The annual event was part of the Black Men Healing Conference held on Metro State's St. Paul campus on June 20-21.