Touching lives and finding voices
Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) students make a difference in the lives of community members each day in the on-campus Speech-Language and Hearing Clinic.
Author Archives: Anna Kurth
$5 million grant will open doors for students
This fall St. Cloud State University proudly announced a new partnership with four Minnesota State community colleges that will provide scholarships and support to Pell-Eligible students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) programs.
St. Cloud State develops quantum information systems courses
St. Cloud State University is developing courses and hands-on learning in the critical new area of cybersecurity — quantum encryption.
Professor, Alumna pen historic age norms book
History Professor Jason Eden and St. Cloud State alumna, Naomi Eden ’08 ’13, have worked together to publish a book on age norms in colonial North America.
Social work major serves on governor’s Young Women’s Cabinet
St. Cloud State University social work major Grace Espinoza is once again serving on Gov. Mark Dayton’s cabinet as part of the Young Women’s Initiative.
SCSU Survey: Most Minnesotans happy with where state is headed, not nation
The majority of Minnesotan think the state is heading in the right direction, but the nation is on the wrong track according to results from the SCSU Survey’s October survey results.
Study identifies genes that allow Salmonella to survive in dry conditions
A new study by St. Cloud State University Assistant Professor Ryan Fink published Nov. 8 in the scientific journal PLOS One seeks to explain this phenomenon that allows Salmonella to grow under extremely dry conditions.
Theatre students explore intimacy with ‘In the Next Room’ Nov. 15-19
Nineteenth century inhibitions and 21st century mores come to a head in “In the Next Room or the Vibrator Play” Nov. 15-19 at St. Cloud State University.
A life transformed: Jonathan Olson
After trying the National Guard, the business world and maintenance, Jonathan Olson found his passion in teaching and chose St. Cloud State
University to prepare for the field. Olson was in training to join the National Guard when an asthma attack changed his course.
