Obsessed with time's passing, Austin carefully uses his free moments to make avant-garde guerilla time capsules, browse Craigslist obituaries, and draft a book that forecasts the future of baseball up to the year 2625.
On October 31st, Mat-Su College hosted its fourth annual Hall-O-Ween trick-or-treat event. The event brought together students, employees, children from several nearby elementary schools, and homeschool kids. Participants trick-or-treated up and down the Mat-Su College campus, playing games and getting candy. In the lead up to Hall-O-Ween event (first held
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On Wednesday, October 29, a group of students and staff met at the Mat-Su Food Bank. In assembly line fashion, they filled over 130 "Dragon Dinner" boxes. These boxes contain staples such as pasta, oatmeal, rice, and more. The boxes are distributed on the Mat-Su College campus – free
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From 4-6:30 PM on Tuesday, October 21, the Mat-Su College JEDI Alliance Club hosted a game night. The event was open to all students, staff, and faculty. Participants brought a wide variety of games, from I'm George Gobel to Cards Against Humanity, and plenty more. Home Style
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. As such, on October 22, Mat-Su College's Student Government held its annual pink-off contest. Students were encouraged to wear pink (the color of breast cancer awareness) and participate in a contest in which they were judged on their outfits' creativity, sportiness,
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This is the first installment in our new effort to interview artists who are attending Mat-Su College. If you want to be featured, or can suggest a student to be featured, please reach out to us. Monitor: Tell us a little bit about yourself! Sage: I'll be 20
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For our first 47 years as a publication, the Mat-Su Monitor has been print-first. Our forays into cyperspace over the last 25 years always fizzled out. Now we announce our firm resolve to put digital on an even footing with print – and then some. As of October 2025, matsumonitor.org