Dragon Face in a New Place: Brian Johnson

Brian Johnson transitioned into the role of payroll coordinator in the Human Resources department this past July. You might have known that already, but did you know he has a dog named Daisy? Brian ensures employees and students get paid and helps with the student employment transition from business services to HR Workday. He previously held the role of OAS […]

Free tickets to “Overcoming Adversity: The Elizabeth Smart Story” a Women Connect Event

Tuesday, September 22 | 3:30 to 5 p.m. | Scheel’s Center within the Sanford Health Athletic Complex | Email kathy.frolek@mnstate.edu for your free ticket. This year, the Women Connect Celebration welcomes advocate, author, and speaker Elizabeth Smart. Her story first captured the attention of the nation following her abduction from her Salt Lake City home at age 14 and her […]

Kratom & 7-OH: What Students Should Know

You may have seen products labeled kratom, 7-OH, 7-hydroxy, or 7-hydroxymitragynine sold online, at convenience stores, or in vape shops. They can come in gummies, tablets, powders, capsules, shots, drink mixes, or extracts, and some concentrated 7-OH products may not be clearly labeled as kratom. These products are not risk-free. Regular use can lead to dependence, cravings, tolerance, and withdrawal. […]

Annual Fire Drills

Annual fire drills may be conducted in campus buildings throughout the academic year. To support emergency preparedness and evaluate campus response procedures, drills may occur without advance notice. When an alarm sounds, immediately evacuate using the nearest safe exit and remain outside until an official all-clear is given. Treat every alarm as a real emergency. Building Emergency Plans are located […]