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Tag: March 2018
Campus workshops teach suicide prevention skills
QPR trainings show students how to recognize warning signs and intervene.
First-generation students form friendly club
First-generation college students come up against many challenges, but now they have another source of support on campus.
Arab Film Fest brings ‘The Preacher’ to Metro State
Free screening for students at Film Space on March 23.
Get involved, don’t snub the clubs
What do you tell yourself to justify not joining a student organization? “I’m too busy.” “I’m only on campus once a week.” “I’m too old for student clubs.” Well, it’s time to ditch the excuses.
Networking expert headlines Career Ideas Festival
Minnesota recruiter will reveal nine networking mistakes and how to avoid them.
Witty writers wing it: Screenwriting students fly to Los Angeles for comedy workshop
Professional development opportunity funded by student fees committee.
Indecent exposure reveals lack of student safety alerts
The Metropolitan investigates: Following an indecent exposure incident on the St. Paul campus on Feb. 15, staff and faculty were alerted via email. Why weren’t students notified?
It’s time: Safety of schools and college campuses depends on sane gun laws
It’s time to admit it. It’s time to stop denying it. Something needs to be done. America’s unhealthy obsession with guns is killing our kids.
In defense of liberal studies
I recently heard about a faculty proposal to drop or reduce the eight-credit liberal studies graduation requirement at Metro State. My first thought was: so what?