ISELF now offers immersive visualization
This semester students will be taking visualization one step further with the installation of a Visbox Viscube C4 in the basement of ISELF.
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Award-winning filmmaker to speak at St. Cloud State
Award-winning short filmmaker Moon Molson is bringing four films to St. Cloud State University in a film screening at 7 p.m. Sept. 30, in the Miller Center auditorium as part of the Creative Art Series.
Dance and sound come together in ‘nothing’
A modern Japanese dancer and sound artist combine their talents to create a collaboration of sound and movement Sept. 23 on the Performing Arts Center’s Center Stage.
Women on Wednesday fall 2016 series starts Sept. 14
This fall, the Women on Wednesday series examines a variety of political issues at a deeper level than the political rhetoric being publicized in national, statewide and local elections.
Creative Art Series opens with Alumni Art Show
Artwork by St. Cloud State alumni is on view in the Gallery St. Germain in downtown St. Cloud through Sept. 24.
Library assists St. Cloud patrons during city library’s closure
There are some new faces visiting the St. Cloud State Library this September, and not all of them are incoming freshmen and transfer students.
Conference explores police, partners can strengthen community
St. Cloud State University is partnering with the St. Cloud Police Department’s Campus Area Police Services (CAPS) team to host the state’s first Police and Social Services Conference.
Photo gallery: Huskies First Four events introduce students to campus
New students had a chance to explore campus and make new friends during welcoming events and the 2016 Opening Ceremony.
Binhai College students arrive for 2+2 program
St. Cloud State’s finance majors will increase by 25 percent Aug. 12-13 when almost 60 students arrive from Nankai University Binhai College to attend classes in the Herberger School of Business through the new 2+2 Bachelor of Science in Finance Program.
Somali workers, employers finding common ground
School of Public Affairs Dean King Banaian comments on the growing diversity in the Central Minnesota workforce.
