Education

The free, annual M-N-S-U event celebrates international students and clubs from the Kearney International Center, attracting those who want to share their cultures with the greater Mankato area.

Tomorrow is the deadline for anyone who wants to nominate someone for the National Young Americans Leaders Program, an intensive, two-and-a-half day program at the University of Minnesota.

SCC students, faculty and staff will have opportunities to learn more about what it means to be a first-generation college student and celebrate with games and prizes.

Dream Closet hosts shopping events for all ages- and it's completely free.

The Cities of Mankato, North Mankato and Eagle Lake are encouraging kids to take part in this year’s Mayor For a Day Essay Contest.’

After cultivating plants using soil with “out of this world” origins, St, Peter High School students may have helped discover the future of farming off planet Earth.

Folds of Honor is a 501 nonprofit organization that provides scholarships to families of fallen or disabled military service members. The nonprofit expanded earlier this year to add first responders to their mission.

This week's Golden Apple Award recipient is Tracie Yule. A teacher at Cleveland Public School.

The training covers warning signs, ways to talk to youth, and safety planning.

In Nicollet County, The Underage Substance Use Prevention Coalition is planning an outreach to promote the campaign.

Salgado's commitment to her students and their success is why she is deemed as the “champion of the underdog.”

Mankato Area Public Schools is starting an initiative to connect parents and the community with school board members.

University of Minnesota Board of Regents Vice Chair Steve Sviggum is facing pushback -- after asking if one of their campuses has become too diverse.

Over 1,000 students are expected to participate in the two-day expo, which will feature a multitude of different career paths for students to consider post graduation.

Authorities say a serious talk with your teenager about driving safety will go along way in keeping themselves and others safe on the road.

These events allow for visitors and students to learn more about the college, take tours and meet with faculty.

The strike vote comes as 1,500 workers seek better wages and employment practices.

Ancient Mars may have had an environment capable of harboring an underground world teeming with microscopic organisms, French scientists reported Monday.

The strike vote comes as 1,500 workers seek better wages and employment practices.

To celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day, author Diane Wilson will be at the Ostrander Auditorium from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. tonight, to discuss her book “The Seed Keeper,” which won the 2022 Minnesota Book Award.

The $587,298 grant will be funded over three years.

The school’s Native American Parent Advisory Committee will be hosting a walk today to celebrate all different “walks” of life.

“We’ve really been asking our parents to have conversations with our students about the seriousness of actions like this”

AT&T is awarding $15,000 to the local nonprofit to boost programs providing digital resources for those who may not have access.

Candidates vying for seats on the board for Mankato Area Public School held a candidate forum.

The South Central Minnesota Tour of Manufacturing is coming back for its 12th year.

Six Republican-led states are suing the Biden administration in an effort to halt its plan to forgive student loan debt for tens of millions of Americans, accusing it of overstepping its executive powers.

Gustavus Adolphus College’s Nobel Conference has been putting science and ethics into dialogue since 1965.

Out of his 29 total years of teaching, Anderson has been teaching at St. Clair Public Schools for about 24 years.

This year’s topic is “mental health (in)-equity and young people.”