A worms-eye view of the bell tower from under the arch. You can see the arch above you framing the bell tower, and the sun shines through the bell tower's glass.Close-up view of the metal Minnesota State University, Mankato logo that's attached to the brick entrance sign. The sun reflects off the metal.A close-up view of the fountain. The water is splashing and the sun shines above the fountain, creating a rainbow toward the bottom of the shot.

Campus Named Spaces Review Committee

Office of the President

The Campus Named Spaces Review Committee is charged by President Inch with reviewing all named campus buildings and spaces to determine the named individuals’ public legacies, place them in historical context and consider them against the current mission, vision and diversity and inclusion values of the University.

Campus Buildings

Learn about the educational centers, performance spaces and other buildings you’ll find on our campus.

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Our Landmarks

Explore the art, structures and spaces that have special significance on our campus.

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Policy

The naming of campus spaces is done in alignment with the current mission, vision, values and diversity and inclusion goals of Minnesota State University, Mankato.

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Outcomes

Recommendations and reports on the outcomes of the Buildings and Landmarks Committee’s work. Updates will be posted here as they become available.

Current Committee Members

A number of individuals contribute their talents to review, archive, research and advise on our campus buildings and landmarks. The purpose of this work is to ensure our landmarks are placed in historical context and reflect Minnesota State Mankato's mission, vision and values.

Naming Procedures

Students, faculty, staff, alumni, or emeriti may submit requests to name or un-name campus spaces.

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