Service project aims to support new teachers
By Kristin Miller millerkr@mnstate.edu As many new teachers know, the process of setting up a first-time classroom can be daunting, not to mention costly. With that in mind, an education […]
Monthly Archives: February 2015
MnSCU, task force implement programs to fight sexual assault
By Josie Gereszek gereszekjo@mnstate.edu Students may have noticed a new course listing on their D2L homepage. (FY14) SHV Personal Empowerment Through Self Awareness is the new training program in which […]
New album maintains hardcore fundamentals
By Louis Johnson johnsonlo@mnstate.edu Hardcore punk’s roots can be traced to southern California. An offshoot of punk rock, hardcore is characterized as being faster, heavier and more abrasive. The genre […]
Reimagining of Shakespeare explores trans issues
By Ellen Rossow rossowel@mnstate.edu But soft, what show from yonder theater breaks? It’s “Romi/eo and Juliet,” a contemporary adaptation of the Shakespeare classic. According to its stars, sophomore Emily Carlson […]
Reviewer deems new spy film a “bloody good time”
BY CHRIS SANCHEZ sanchezch@mnstate.edu Upon seeing early trailers for “Kingsman: The Secret Service,” I first thought it looked like an intensified PG-13 teen spy flick. But don’t be deceived. This […]