There’s nothing like getting advice from someone who was recently in your shoes. While parents and teachers are full of good advice (really, it’s generally very good, whether it’s what we want to hear or not), sometimes it’s nice to … Continue reading →

Students earning their information technology degree at Minnesota School of Business-Richfield (MSB) taught a computer basics class for the Better Business Bureau (BBB) of Minnesota and North Dakota on Wednesday, May 16. The students also belong to the student organization, … Continue reading →

Literally a mile up the road from the Minnesota School of Business-Richfield (MSB) campus is Partnership Academy, a tuition-free public charter school serving students from kindergarten to 5th grade. There’s closeness between MSB and Partnership Academy that is more than … Continue reading →

To celebrate both National Nurses Week and Teacher Appreciation Week, we interviewed one of our nursing program faculty members, Raney Linck. Raney has been teaching for many years, and has taught at least one course for every graduating class from … Continue reading →

“If there’s a Mother’s Day and a Father’s Day, why isn’t there a Kid’s Day?” A younger me would ask this question pretty much every year. Ungrateful? Maybe. Unaware? More likely. My mom would always respond with “Every day is … Continue reading →