Five different agricultural organizations and a few four-legged friends visited the Children’s Museum of Southern Minnesota for their Ag Afternoon event.
In an effort to enhance those professional communication skills, Minnesota State University, Mankato is encouraging students to step out of their comfort zone for their annual internship and full-time career fair.
This Friday, the Prairie Ecology Bus Center, which describes itself as a nature center without a center, took elementary students out to learn how to test water quality.
Superintendent Loy Woelber says the increase was a nice surprise, adding that possible reasons for the increased enrollment may be correlated with affordable housing and jobs in the areas surrounding the school district.
The Minnesota Historical and Cultural Heritage grant will help fund a Microfilm reader, printer and scanner in order to make microfilmed records more accessible to the public.
The entire middle school, approximately 200 students in total, assembled over 3,000 sandwiches to support The Sandwich Project of Minnesota on Wednesday.
The event will be hosted by the student senate to encourage youth in the greater Estherville area to trick or treat at Iowa Lakes Community College, while being a part of the “Spooktacular” event.
Next year, students who have already taken the test will be allowed to retake individual sections instead of the entire exam, as well as having the ability to take the test online.
The celebration begins Friday, Oct. 11 with food and a band at the Hub Food Park on North Riverfront Drive and concludes that Monday with a panel at the MSU’s Centennial Student Union.
Minnesota State University, Mankato’s Healthy Mavericks Alcohol and Drug Prevention Coalition is hosting a town hall meeting and panel discussion on how students can lower their risks of consequences that result from underage drinking
The partnership between the university and the software company provides students in the university’s Department of Computer Information Science part-time employment and real-world experience in software development skills.
Minnesota State University, Mankato and South Central College are waiving their application fees for new undergraduate applicants when students apply during the month of October.
For nearly a month, students gather pledges for their four-mile venture from Spring Lake Park, up Bluff Valley Trail, ultimately to Culver's for some free ice cream and then back to the park.
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University studied nearly 6,600 teens. Overall, social media use was associated with a greater risk of becoming socially withdrawn, anxiety and depression the following year.
The grant offer of more than $330,000 for design services includes improvements to taxiways, maintaining pavement and holding bays, which are built for smaller airplanes to pull over into before they can get to the main runway.
“This significant investment in airport improvements in Minnesota will fund construction and rehabilitation projects that will help maintain high levels of safety in U.S. aviation,” Chao said.
After years of teaching in Wisconsin, Balza came back to New Ulm, ultimately ending up at St. Paul's Lutheran Elementary School, the same building where she student taught.
MSU’s Mankato’s American Indigenous Studies Program, in partnership with BSU was awarded $64,000 which will offer students not only the chance to learn in the classroom but engage in broader cultural knowledge.
Five world-leading experts who have contributed to the Nobel Peace Prize-winning Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) will explore the science and ethics of climate change, in addition to approaches to mitigate and adaptation.
“The MJSP program and our business partners are helping us serve the workforce of the future through creative collaborations and the development of new curriculum to train employees,” said Tammy Bohlke.
School officials in St. Paul have issued a letter reminding parents and students to keep their iPad cases clean after bed bugs were discovered in five of the devices.
“We are very grateful for the overwhelming support of our community!” said Erin Aanenson, SCC North Mankato Campus Foundation Executive Director. “Scholarship funds help us to provide opportunities to outstanding students, who will ultimately become valued members of our community’s workforce.”
