St. Cloud State receives $10,000 donation from Wells Fargo
St. Cloud State University has earned a $10,000 donation from Wells Fargo, its number one corporate employer of St. Cloud State graduates throughout the past five years.
Author Archives: Nick Lenz '11
2015 Husky Neighborhood Cleanup
St. Cloud State students, faculty, staff and the president’s management team walked the streets of the Southside Neighborhood near campus with trash bags picking up garbage for the 2015 Husky Neighborhood Cleanup.
Four-peat, St. Cloud State earns 2015 HEED Award
For the fourth year in a row, St. Cloud State University has been honored for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Berila publishes book on integrating mindfulness into social justice classrooms
Director of St. Cloud State University’s Women’s Studies program, Beth Berila, has announced the publication of her book “Integrating Mindfulness into Anti-Oppression Pedagogy: Social Justice in Higher Education.”
Hendrickson ’89 volunteers as a Big Brother to help Central Minnesota boy
If everyone did one small deed for someone else, the world would be a better place. Kenny Hendrickson ’89 is living this philosophy by helping form the lives and young minds of the struggling youth as a volunteer for the Big Brothers Big Sisters program of Central Minnesota.
City to revive George Friedrich Park
St. Cloud State University and the City of St. Cloud officially closed on a land swap deal for George Friedrich Park with a signing on Friday.
Jillian Rae ’06 to cover Donovan on tribute album
St. Cloud State alumna Jillian Rae is joining The Flaming Lips, Sharon Van Etten and on a tribute album dedicated to Scottish folk star Donovan.
VIDEO: Knockerballs hit St. Cloud State
St. Cloud State Campus Recreation has added another “larger than life” activity for students to keep active. Knockerballs are now on campus.
St. Cloud State hosts Cyber Security camps
The National Security Agency (NSA) and its agents were on the St. Cloud State campus July 12-17, not investigating, but investing in the future of cyber security through the GenCyber project.
Lee presents at international astronomy conference
Astronomy and Physics Professor Annette Lee made two presentations on her research and programming initiative, Native Skywatchers, at the 29th International Astronomical Union General Assembly August 3-14 in Honolulu, Hawaii, the world’s highest professional astronomy conference.
