Ashish Vaidya brings compassion, humor to presidency
Interim President Ashish Vaidya stepped up from provost to lead the university after the passing of the late President Earl H. Potter III.
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A life transformed: Angela Mundis
Scholarships help non-traditional student Angela Mundis accomplish her goal of earning her bachelor’s degree.
Her Story, Her Song is April 25
St. Cloud State University Women’s Choir, Cantabile Girls’ Choir and faculty performers are joining together to put on the Her Story Her Song concert April 25.
Anhalt-Warner named human resources org’s Volunteer of the Year
Tammy Anhalt-Warner ’83 is the Central Minnesota Society for Human Resource Management’s 2016 Chapter Volunteer of the Year recipient for her commitment, dedication, leadership and exceptional volunteer services to the chapter.
RAS student completes his program from Florida
From lab manager to senior specialist, the Regulatory Affairs and Services (RAS) graduate program at St. Cloud State University has helped Jason Woehrle ’14 take his career to a new level.
Student directors present ‘Student Spotlight: An Evening of Short Plays’
Student director and actors will bring to life three short plays April 20-23 in “Student Spotlight: An Evening of Short Plays.”
Chamber players, string orchestra perform April 14
The St. Cloud State University chamber player and string orchestra are performing at 6 p.m. April 14 in the Performing Arts Center’s Ruth Gant Recital Hall.
Huskies hold candlelight vigil for Jesse Dady
Candlelight filled the Atwood Memorial Center Mall Sunday evening as students, faculty and staff came together with the family and friends of Jesse Dady to remember and mourn.
Summer Technology Education workshops help teachers get ahead
Paul Heida is taking online and on-campus courses as he works toward his teaching license and master’s degree in technology education while also working full time as a technology teacher at Anoka High School.
CAPS officers bring safety training to St. Cloud State
St. Cloud’s Campus Area Police Services (CAPS) officers are helping women stay safe on campus through Rape Aggression Defense classes.
