Opinion Editor April Carlson sat down with her for a 40-minute discussion that centered on three main topics: the campus climate survey that will be conducted next fall; the results of the recent advising assessment; and preparations for Metropolitan State University’s 50th anniversary.
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Sex trafficking, Minnesota and Metropolitan State University
Sex trafficking is not just a thing of the past. Here’s what Metropolitan State University is doing for survivors.
Stolen People Stolen Dreams brings sex trafficking awareness to Metro State
Community professionals share information, resources and tips about protecting yourself and others from sex trafficking.
Security staffing overhauled over summer
Metro State restructures operations, hires new security personnel and contractors.
Metro State grad Alan Lessik returns to campus to discuss debut novel
Alan Lessik explores themes and motivations in his “gay global” novels: 2016’s “The Troubleseeker” and the forthcoming “The Kenzo Koan.”
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.
Security situations prompt campus conversations
University representatives reach out to students and staff following summer assaults.
MSUSA candidate statements
Want to cast a ballot for the new slate of student representatives? Here’s who’s running.
Metro State reaches out to students, staff during campus listening sessions
Four listening sessions offered students, faculty and staff resources and updates following a racially motivated assault on Metro State’s St. Paul campus.
Metro State employee victim of ‘racially motivated physical assault’ on St. Paul campus
Share: Metropolitan State University President Ginny Arthur confirmed today the victim of Wednesday’s “racially motivated physical assault” on the St. Paul campus was a university employee. In an email to the university…