WJON — St. Cloud State University is asking for visual art and spoken word submissions from kids ages kindergarten through college for the 2023 Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration and Service weekend.
This year’s Dexter R. Stanton essay and visual art contest theme is “Our Beloved Community: The Courage to Celebrate Diversity.” Artists are asked to draw inspiration from King’s quote “find voice in a whisper.”
KNSI — St. Cloud State University celebrated the reopening of its food pantry Monday morning.
The Huskies Food Pantry has been remodeled, adding two refrigerators and two freezers. The cold storage capabilities let the food shelf offer fresh and frozen foods for the first time. The changes are thanks to a partnership with Hope for the Community.
KNSI — A long-time resident of central Minnesota has been appointed to the Governor’s Advisory Council on Opioids, Substance Use, and Addiction.
Retired U.S. Army Major John Donovan currently serves as the Board Chair for the Recovery Community Network based out of St. Cloud. Major Donovan, who lives with his wife in Big Lake, says he is “thrilled and honored to be serving on such a prominent panel and to be doing such meaningful work for the citizens of Minnesota.”
UNIVERSITY CHRONICLE — Winter is in full swing in the Granite City as snow blankets the ground and temperatures tumble below freezing. On the campus of St. Cloud State University, students are getting creative with ways to keep warm to and from class by cutting through buildings.
Though students have found the best route that suits them, there used to be a different route they could take without going outside at all: Tunnels.
ST. CLOUD TIMES — This year, thanks to a co-sponsorship with Capital One, St. Cloud State University students will continue to have access to a free, comprehensive interview preparation platform called “Big Interview.”
Big Interview is a new addition to the SCSU’s Career Center’s collection of virtual resources. It allows students to practice interview skills from their own devices and provides feedback on categories like “filler” words, rate of speech, eye contact, vocabulary and other topics.
St. Cloud State University has launched a website and resource dedicated to sharing information on campus and community safety.
on on a range of elements that are important for individual safety and the safety of others in and around our campus community, the site is a significant expansion of the Protect the Pack campaign. Its development reflects the high prioritization St. Cloud State gives to safety.
Dr. Katherina Pattit is the new dean of the Herberger Business School (HBS) (July 1, 2022), one of the few accredited business schools in the State of Minnesota, with a track record of excellence in preparing business leaders.
St. Cloud State University is the latest institution to join the Age-Friendly University Global Network as an Age-Friendly University. The Age-Friendly University Global Network is a group of higher education institutions around the world committed to becoming more age-friendly in programs and policies and create opportunities for an aging population. The institutions have a shared
St. Cloud State professors Dr. Mike Dando and Dr. Melissa Hanzsek-Brill earned Minnesota State’s highest honors for educators, the Educator of the Year Award. These awards are bestowed upon faculty to acknowledge and reward exceptional professional accomplishment and to encourage ongoing excellence in teaching.
St. Cloud State University has been recognized for its honorable commitment to engaged, experiential education by Colleges of Distinction, a one-of-a-kind guide for college-bound students. As an institution whose primary goals are based on student success and satisfaction, St. Cloud State is now designated as one of the renowned Colleges of Distinction.
Campus address
720 4th Avenue South
St. Cloud, MN 56301-4498
(320) 308-0121
