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Mat-Su College students get free yoga lessons, cheaper ice skating!

These are not Mat-Su College students. But they are skating on ice. Photo courtesy https://discmaster.textfiles.com/browse/19696/Softkey-NewslettersAndBooklets.bin/SetupUK/PHOTOS/SPORTS

The Mat-Su College wellness initiative known as Journey has announced two new semester-long offerings available to all Mat-Su College students, staff, and faculty:

Yoga. Free yoga classes every Tuesday morning at 8:30 AM in FSM 202. The classes run until Thanksgiving.
Ice Skating. $3 ice skating (including skate rental) at the Palmer Sports Center ice rink during public skate times. This is a savings of $10! You can find the public skate times using this schedule. You will need to show your WolfCard.

Keep reading the Mat-Su Monitor to learn about future Journey events and offerings!

A flyer showing several foods and announcing student brunches.

Student Government sponsors free brunch for students

The Mat-Su College Student Government Council (SGC) is sponsoring three free Student Brunch events this semester. Students who show up to the Mat-Su College cafeteria between 10 AM to 2 PM on October 27 or November 17 get a free brunch worth $5. Students must show their WolfCards.

Interior of the Mat-Su College cabin at the Alaska State Fair. Tables are lined with gold and blue tablecloths, on which sit free handouts and brochures.

Last week to visit Mat-Su College at the Alaska State Fair!

Come visit the Mat-Su College cabin at the Alaska State Fair!

A theater stage with several people dressed in costumes dancing in the foreground. Behind them are other dancers. The first couple of rows of the audience can be seen.

Students hold dance extravaganza

In the quiet between finals and graduation, a handful of Mat-Su College students gave us a bit of excitement. On May 5th they performed a dance extravaganza at the Glenn Massay Theater. The event was free, open to the public, and well attended. The dancers came in two groups.

Shot of four birch tree trunks. They have black patterns on them that look like eyes.

Short story: "Watchers" by L.D. Smith

A short story by Mat-Su College student L.D. Smith.

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Student Government sponsors free brunch for students

Last week to visit Mat-Su College at the Alaska State Fair!

Students hold dance extravaganza

Short story: "Watchers" by L.D. Smith