Are you ready for the biggest Nepali festival at MNSU? Nepal Night at the CSU is coming up!
Study rooms in the Memorial Library can be booked online in addition to in-person at the Circulation Desk. Seventeen group study rooms throughout the library are available for Minnesota State Mankato students, faculty, and staff.
Do you want free meals and housing, make some money, and develop leadership skills? Apply to become an OPA today!
Accessibility Resources, 132 Memorial Library, provides equal access to opportunities on campus and coordinates reasonable accommodations for eligible students.”
Are you ready for the biggest Nepali festival at MNSU? Nepal Night at the CSU is Saturday, Feb. 25, from 4 to 9 p.m. with Nepali activities on all three floors of the CSU.
Suhan is always a great sounding board for ideas, not afraid to disagree or offer other approaches and strategies.
Molly is one of the shining stars in the Fraternity and Sorority Life Community. She is one of those individuals you count on to show up to events and take leadership roles.
Mitchel has been a driving force of leadership in the residence hall, at the regional level, and within Maverick Machine performances.
Finley has been essential in aiding in the development of staff training plans within our Technical Services team.
Minnesota State Mankato contributes more than $827 million to the state economy, President Edward Inch believes the numbers show just how strong of a partner MSU is to the local and statewide industry.
Start the semester off right! Come get writing help!
Did you know it takes as little as 10 minutes to apply for a scholarship? Why not take your shot at more than $2 million in scholarships available to Minnesota State Mankato students. Some of it could be yours. You won’t know unless you apply!
Starting Tuesday, Jan. 24, undergraduate faculty will be asked to share feedback with you about your progress in classes thus far using the University’s Early Alert survey system. If feedback is submitted for you, you will receive an email in your University MavMail account from mavconnect@mnsu.edu.
Upward Bound is sponsoring a Red Cross Blood Drive on Monday, Feb. 6, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the CSU Ballroom.
Discover a rewarding volunteer opportunity by networking with Mankato area community service and volunteer agencies at the Spring Community Fair on Tuesday, Jan. 31, from…
What does your future hold? Find out this Wednesday, Jan 25, as the Student Events Team hosts online tarot card reading sessions. Sign up for a slot,…
The CSU Serendipity Music Series spring lineup continues Wednesday, Jan. 25, with featured Minnesota Blues Hall of Fame guitarist PK Mayo. Joined by John Wright on bass, Mayo, one of Minnesota’s top blues musicians, will play from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the CSU Hearth Lounge.
Visit with Mankato area property managers tabling from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, January 25, on the CSU MavAve.
Still loving winter? Boost your winter experience and your Maverick Pride by checking out the Stomper ice sculpture carving happening this week! On Tuesday, Jan 24 ,from 10 to 2 p.m. come watch as a Sakatah carver creates a Stomper ice sculpture! It will be available for pictures the whole week. On Thursday, Jan 26, the Student Events Team will be serving hot chocolate! Stop by and play the Ring Toss. Don’t miss out on this unique showcase that is part of the Maverick Winter Tradition.
Dr. Jason Kaufman, College of Education professor of Educational Leadership, again teams up with colleague Aaron Petersen in their latest collaboration–a chapter in a new book that looks as Star Wars and Conflict Resolution.