Jesus Hernandez helps Hispanics navigate the route to a college degree.
Community Leadership class furnishes county's new family room.
Prof's force science research finds ways to make police work safer.
Rebecca Cole learned handball in class; now she's a national champ.
New spots about Minnesota State Mankato are on WCCO, KARE 11.
University's research, development is key strength of local economy.
A compromise bonding bill proposed by key lawmakers from the House and Senate includes $1.9 million in design funding for a new building for the nursing, dental hygiene and speech and hearing departments.
Reduced 'opportunity costs' mean more college students, Economics faculty member Richard Schiming says.
New Mexico State dean to lead College of Arts & Humanities.
Mankato economy recovering faster than other Minnesota cities.
Pan African Leadership Conference named after Dr. Michael T. Fagin.
Students can help secure Minnesota's political and economic future by participating in the 2010 Census.
University joins forces to plan passenger rail, highway system.
Minnesota State Mankato has announced plans to reduce its FY2012 academic budget by up to $8 million in response to expected future state funding cuts.
Comfortable computer lab lets students ease their laptop burdens.
New personal safety curriculum enhances student, faculty security.
The annual hearing on parking and transportation policies, budget and capital improvements will be Thursday, March 18, from 1:30-3 p.m. in Ostrander Auditorium.
Service learning discussion will be led by Dr. Julie Plaut Friday, March 19.
Students and faculty may submit original work to be eligible to win a Project of the Year award.
The President's Commission on the Status of Women is accepting grant applications.
Join Scott Simkins for a discussion on his book "Just-in-Time Teaching" Wednesday, April 14.
The Faculty and Staff Extravaganza has been postponed for Monday, April 19.
New Balance Girls on the Run, a 5-K run and walk event, will be Saturday, May 1.
The university is providing an H1N1 flu information page for students, faculty, community.
Four-time All-American Denise Mokaya wins 800-meter national crown.
Minnesota State Mankato hosts NCAA regional men's basketball March 13-16.
Bronze medalist Tikkinen: Skating for Finland, Minnesota State Mankato.
Seven Maverick wrestlers earn berths to the NCAA championships.
Maverick men's basketball team wins Northern Sun season championship.
15 seniors win NSIC All-Academic honors, with 3.75-plus GPAs.
The Minnesota State University, Mankato Department of Theatre & Dance will present Martin McDonagh’s dark comedy “The Beauty Queen of Leenane” at 7:30 p.m. March 24-27 in the Andreas Theatre of the Performing Arts Center.
Major American “poet of the working class” Philip Levine will be featured in the Good Thunder Reading Series Nadine B. Andreas Visiting Writer Residency Thursday, March 25.
Theatre & Dance concludes 2009-2010 Mainstage season with "42nd Street" in April.
Mark Halvorson: 20 years as host of KMSU-FM's acclaimed blues show.
When good writing, good fortune intersected for Diana Joseph.
Student art will be auctioned at the Art Department’s first dinner and silent art auction on Friday, March 19.
Mount Kato Night will provide skiing, snowboarding and tubing March 19.
Physics faculty member Louis Schwartzkopf will discuss “Environmental Crises and Climate Change” during the annual Kessel Memorial Lecture Tuesday, March 23.
Seven mass communications professionals, including KEYC-TV's Dan Ruiter and Risdall McKinney's Ryan May, will visit campus for a PRSSA, SPJ speaker panel Wednesday, March 24.
Feminist author and Pulitzer Prize-winner Susan Faludi will discuss “Why Haven’t Women Remade the World Yet” Wednesday, March 24.
Roger White Owl will discuss American Indians, both past and present, Wednesday, March 31.
Judy Shepard will present "The Meaning of Matthew" Tuesday, April 6, as part of Eliminate Hate Week.
Join best-selling author and New York Times columnist Jane Brody for the Center on Aging Chesley Lecture April 12.
Alan Page, Minnesota’s first African-American Supreme Court justice, will talk about “The Importance of Education” Friday, April 16.
