Knitting night crafts community support
By Jessica Mcnutt mcnuttje@mnstate.edu Though the name “Ronald McDonald” makes most think of fast food, senior Danielle Rebel hears the iconic name and thinks of the Ronald McDonald house. The […]
Daily Archives: March 10, 2015
“Walk a Mile” marches against gendered violence
by Samantha Stark starksa@mnstate.edu More than one in three women in the United States will experience rape, physical violence or stalking by an intimate partner in her lifetime. On average, […]
Ethics panel tackles tough issues
by Kristin Miller millerkr@mnstate.edu Regardless of major, career path or industry, students at one point or another will face tough ethical choices in the workplace. A recent event aimed to […]
Take a timeout: identifying eustress versus distress
by William Lewandowski lewandowwi@mnstate.edu With midterms wrapping up, advising and scheduling going on as we speak, plus class loads and personal commitments, stress, good and bad, is on the rise. […]
Shakespeare just as important as science
by Marie Veillette veillettma@mnstate.edu The conversation always goes the same way. “What are you majoring in?” As soon as I say “English,” but before I can add “and mass comm., […]