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Constitution Day

Constitution Day

The U. S. Constitution Book CoverSeptember 17 is designated as Constitution Day and Citizenship Day to commemorate the signing of the U.S. Constitution in Philadelphia on September 17, 1787.

Pick up a free paperback copy of The Constitution on the first floor of the library at the Information Commons Desk or the Constitution Day display.

Metro State Votes 2025

Fall marks the start of Metro State Votes 2025, the University’s non-partisan campaign to mobilize, educate and commit to full participation in the 2025 elections.   

This table provides you with the full list of 2025 Metro State Votes events.
Date/Time Event Place

Tuesday, 9/16

10am-2pm

National Voter Registration Day

Get registered, test your knowledge with a Constitution Quiz, and grab a treat!

Library & Learning Center

Wednesday, 9/17

11am-1pm

Constitution Day Celebration – Cookies, Conversation & Community

Come & celebrate with Metro State Votes as we honor this yearly national holiday, and walk away with a sweet pick-me-up and your very own pocket Constitution!

Library & Learning Center

Friday, 9/19

11am-1pm

Vote Early Day & 
#FreeSpeechFriday – Censorship, Social Media & Anti-Intellectualism

Join us for an open conversation about free speech, censorship, and digital life in 2025. You can also register to vote if you haven’t yet!

Library & Learning Center

Friday, 9/26

11am-1pm

#FreeSpeechFriday – Controversial/Extreme Speech – Where is the Line?

Join us as we explore the limits of free expression and what they mean for us today.

Library & Learning Center

Saturday,
9/27

11am-2pm

Metro State Fall Fest

Join the community for free food, games, giveaways, a DJ, and even an escape room! Metro State Votes will be on and to help you get registered to vote!

Saint Paul Parking Lot Surface Ramp
DATE TBD

Know Your Rights/Know Your Freedoms webinar 

Learn your rights, your protections, and why they matter—whether or not you can vote.

Webinar

Thursday, 10/2

5:30pm

Democracy Doesn’t Sleep Digital Film Series – The Wave (2008)

Watch a screening of The Wave and discuss groupthink, power, and authoritarianism.
Learn more about the movie here: https://www.thewavehome.com/.

Webinar

Friday, 10/3

11am-1pm

#FreeSpeechFriday – Education, Academic Freedom & Free Speech

Dive into an open conversation of the role of free speech in education and why academic freedom matters.

Library & Learning Center
Monday, 10/6 - Friday, 10/10

Voter Education Week

A digital celebration of voting – follow the Community Engagement page on Facebook for all the information you’ll ever need on the voter registration process

Our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MetroStateCommunity.

Various! (Online & In-Person)

Friday, 10/10

11am-1pm

#FreeSpeechFriday – Why does freedom of speech matter to YOU? 

Share your perspective and join the conversation on why free speech is essential – and what our lives would look like without it.

Library & Learning Center

Tuesday, 10/14

10am-2pm

Voter Registration Deadline Tabling

Join Metro State Votes for help with registration & finding your polling place and grab a treat!

Library & Learning Center

Friday, 10/17

5:30pm

Democracy Doesn’t Sleep Digital Film Series – The Social Dilemma (2020)

Explore media manipulation and digital democracy in The Social Dilemma.
Learn more about the film here: https://thesocialdilemma.com/.

Webinar

Wednesday, 10/29

10am-2pm

Make a Plan to Vote/Voter Registration Drive

Create your voting plan, check registration, and grab a treat with us!

Library & Learning Center

Thursday, 10/30

5:30pm

Democracy Doesn’t Sleep Digital Film Series – Documented (2013)

Watch Documented and discuss immigration, belonging, and democracy.
Learn more about the film here: https://joseantoniovargas.com/documented/.

Webinar

Tuesday, 11/4

11am-1pm

Election Day! 

Swing by the Libra15ry for treats, conversation, and community—before or after you vote!

Library & Learning Center