Minerva’s Current State of Anti-Racism Work: Fall 2020
This REPORT piece is part of the Quest’s ongoing coverage of racism and anti-racism at Minerva. You can read other reports and perspective pieces on this topic... Read More
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Gender Ratios at Minerva: Does it exist? What does it mean?
Stop and think about the last time you were at a student-run Minerva community event. Online or in-person, doesn’t matter. Are you there yet? I want you to pic... Read More
SF’s Project Roomkey: Responding to COVID-19 among Homeless Populations
This spring, governments of all levels issued COVID-19-induced border closures, lockdowns, quarantines, and shelter-in-place orders. For San Francisco, the cit... Read More
2020-2021 Student Handbook Changes
At the end of June, the Minerva administration released the 2020-2021 Student Handbook and a Document of Changes to the handbook. Most of this year’s changes r... Read More
CAPS at Minerva: COVID-19 Response
As part of a series on the Counseling And Psychological Services (CAPS) team at Minerva, below are short overviews of how CAPS responded to the COVID19 pandemi... Read More
CAPS at Minerva: Classes 2022 and 2023
As part of a series on the Counseling And Psychological Services (CAPS) team at Minerva, below are short overviews of how CAPS operates and is used by students... Read More
North Korea: Seoul Programming Theme
During the 2019 fall semester, student programming events in Seoul have repeatedly centered around North Korea. Every rotation city has a focus, such as San Fr... Read More
Seoul Semester Preparation for M’22 Has Rushed Timeline around Hanyang University Application
To receive a Korean student visa, international students must show proof of acceptance into a Korean University. For Minerva students going to Seoul, South Kor... Read More