Branding yourselfFor students, marketing themselves may be the key to finding a job
Branding an image is no longer just for businesses. With graduation dates creeping around the corner, students are encouraged to brand themselves to help land a job and maintain a positive reputation.
In the present economy, the value of an individual's image is crucial when applying for jobs in order to stand apart from the rest.…
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Rollin' down the riverInteractive guide to help the curious learn and explore the Minnesota River
A team from Minnesota State's Water Resource Center is trying to create a one-stop online resource for questions and information related to the Minnesota River.
The proposed Web site, "Minnesota River Experts: An Educational Field Trip Online," will bring together scientists and information that previously had been divided between multiple sources.…
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Spreading a merry ChristmasMSU students to collect gifts for Toys for Tots
As the holidays approach, donation centers are in high demand for collecting gifts and other essential winter items for families with children. Now more than ever, families have turned to non-profit organizations for a little help around the holiday season.…
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MSU accepting entries for 2009 holiday card
Minnesota State is giving students the chance to design what could become the university's annual holiday greeting card.
President Richard Davenport has invited all enrolled students to submit their designs for the card. If a student's design is selected, the winner will receive a $500 stipend.…
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Teaching against hateLGBT Center holds transgender workshop on day of remembrance
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Center at Minnesota State commemorated the National Transgender Day of Remembrance Friday with guest speaker Anne Hodson.
Hodson, who works with Minnesota GLBTA Campus Alliance, presented the workshop "Transgender 101.…
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A long time coming to MSUFirst Korean night exceeds expectations
Attendance for Minnesota State's first Korean Night Saturday evening exceeded expectations.
According to the MSU students serving as masters of ceremony, 200 people were expected to attend. But when the night came, more than 400 people filled the Centennial Student Union ballroom for a taste of Korean food and performances.…
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