Since 1926, The MSU Reporter has covered everything from Vietnam War protests to the COVID-19 pandemic. And while many readers — off and on campus — find themselves embedded in the pages of The ...

Michael McShaneNews Editor To some, that furry friend that brings you joy the moment you walk into your home sounds ...

I’m an avid book reader. Action, mystery, plot twists, perhaps even murder and yes, maybe a subplot of romance make the perfect book for me. In all honesty, I’m not a huge romance reader. But that’s ...

Minnesota State University has renamed its New Student and Family Programs office to Orientation and Family Programs to better reflect its services and make it easier for students and families to ...

People often call Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah’s work “dystopian.” In books like “Friday Black” and “Chain-Gang All-Stars,” justice becomes a show, and buying things is almost like a religion. But while ...

The Mankato Fire Department is joining various other Minnesota fire departments across the state on May 2 for the Women ...

The MSU Reporter attended the Minnesota Newspaper Association’s Better Newspaper Contest last Thursday to accept four awards from the 2024-2025 academic year. The three-day event celebrates collegiate ...

Email your application along with samples of previous work to the 2026-2027 Editor-in-Chief Addie Larson at addie.larson@mnsu.edu, or stop by and ...

As arrangements are made for the future of housing at Minnesota State, David Jones, the Vice President for Student Affairs, discusses plans for a new residence hall and how it fits into the university ...

With music, food, dancing and heartfelt reflection, the Gold and White Affair offered Minnesota State students an opportunity to connect with successful alumni and prepare for the transition from ...

Mavs in Action at Minnesota State is currently spearheading its annual March Book Drive. This initiative aims to collect hundreds of books to support local youth literacy. The drive is strategically ...

Looking for something fun to do for free after classes? Check out weekly “Crafternoons” hosted by the Women’s Center. Held 3:30-5 p.m. Wednesdays, Crafternoons are themed craft-making events where ...