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Minnesota State University, Mankato Theatre & Dance Department represents at Region V Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival 54

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The Minnesota State University, Mankato Department of Theatre and Dance is excited to announce the award recipients from the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival, Region V. The 54th annual festival was held virtually January 16-22, 2022.

Congratulations to our School Psychology Spring 2022 and Summer 2022 graduates

Congratulations to our Spring 2022 and Summer 2022 graduates, Kennedi Alstead, Melissa Engel, RaeLynn Lamminen, Dorothy Lipski, and Lars Olson.
RESOLUTE: MN Stories of 9/11 & The War

RESOLUTE: MN Stories of 9/11 & The War

Minnesotans were in the towers, planes and Pentagon on that fateful morning and on the frontlines of the war that followed.
Thank You Dean Matt Loayza

Thank You Dean Matt Loayza

On behalf of everyone in the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences, we want to thank Dr. Matt Loayza for his contributions to and leadership of the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences as interim dean and dean over the past four years.
Minnesota State Mankato Names Christopher Brown Founding Dean of College of Humanities and Social Sciences as of July 1

Minnesota State Mankato Names Christopher Brown Founding Dean of College of Humanities and Social Sciences as of July 1

Minnesota State University, Mankato President Edward Inch announced today that Christopher Brown will serve as the founding dean of the University’s newly formed College of Humanities & Social Sciences, effective July 1.
Program gives prisoners a chance to advance

Program gives prisoners a chance to advance

Melissa Petesch was in her fourth year in prison when she enrolled in Minnesota State Mankato’s Scholars Serving Time program.
GWS Grad Student Co-Authors Research on Bangladesh

GWS Grad Student Co-Authors Research on Bangladesh

First-year graduate students in Gender & Women’s Studies program, Maimuna Zahra Fariha is very happy to co-author two important research projects that took place in Bangladesh.
Frontier Forum Focuses On Small Town Planning When Tragedy Creates A Tourist Destination

Frontier Forum Focuses On Small Town Planning When Tragedy Creates A Tourist Destination

Clear Lake, Iowa, a rural town of 7500, has spent more than the past 60 years linked to an event that has been musically coined “The Day The Music Died.”

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