English classes teach classics and culture. They take students into a deeper look at a time and place by studying the words that make up novels and poetry. St. Cloud State University professor Dr. Michael Dando does that by exploring the modern poetry of Hip Hop in his Honors course “Hip Hop Cultural Studies”. Hip
St. Cloud State University is hosting the “The Bias Inside Us” Aug. 21-Sept. 19 and is offering a speaker series to continue conversations sparked by the exhibit. The speaker series features Dr. Corey Yeager and Dr. Tessa Charlesworth who will explore the impact and science of bias. Charlesworth will speak in a virtual event on
St. Cloud State University celebrated the opening of “The Bias Inside Us” in the Atwood Memorial Center Gallery Aug. 22. “The Bias Inside Us” is a community engagement project from the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES) that raises awareness about the social science and psychology of implicit bias, the impact of this bias and
College is about finding your path and yourself and incoming and transfer students heard from a group of six St. Cloud State students Saturday who shared their stories and gave advice about how those in the audience could find their own path. Each student stood up in front of a packed Ritsche Auditorium to share
Composer Scott L. Miller’s SonAR II, a “soundwalk” app is now available and offering users an immersive audio experience at Minnehaha Regional Park in Minneapolis. Miller composed new music using the environmental sounds of Minnehaha Falls and the surrounding park as inspiration for the public to interactively experience while on a self-guided walk through the park. The SonAR
Students attending the Advanced Program in Technology and Science (APTS) summer camp program had the opportunity July 30 to present their work to faculty, staff, parents, friends and others. The students were on campus for the three week program where they had the opportunity to learn about digital forensics, work forensic cases in the new
Security students toured the St. Cloud Police Department July 27. They found it interesting to learn about crimes involving digital evidence, searches, seizures, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, drones and other technologies, and how they can be used to solve crime. The students gave a special thank you to Sgt. Greg Klinefelter, Officer Scott
St. Cloud State University is gearing up for Huskies First Four to welcome our incoming first year and transfer students with four days of activities to meet new friends and have fun Aug. 19-22. Huskies First Four is an orientation and transition program for first-year, transfer and international students to get the information they need to be
CareerONE participants are getting hands-on experience with manufacturing and construction technology this July at St. Cloud State University. Twenty youths participating in the CareerONE summer camp are learning about manufacturing and construction through faculty members from the Department of Environmental and Technological Studies and the Center for Continuing Studies. The program is run by Career Solutions and provides 14-17
A maker space is a place equipped with materials for community members to go in and create ways to solve problems through art or technology. Many maker spaces are often male-dominated areas with a focus such as computer science or coding. But St. Cloud State University English professor Dr. Michael Dando and his colleagues are looking to
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