NSA sponsors cybersecurity camp at SCSU
When Punnaro Koy arrived at St. Cloud State’s GenCyber Student Camp this week and was given his complimentary Chromebook laptop, he couldn’t help but be a little suspicious.
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‘Hoopla’ brings old-fashioned fun to outstate Minnesota
David DeBlieck, who was the artistic director of St. Cloud’s disbanded Wicked Sister Dance Theatre and is an adjunct professor at St. Cloud State, will show off his new project soon.
We’re losing members of old St. Paul gang
Jon Roe completed his lengthy academic pursuits at St. Cloud State in 1967 and talked himself into a job in the Minneapolis Tribune’s sports department.
Times: Meet our new reporter and new producer
Editorial: Will St. Cloud learn from divided past or repeat it?
Administered by the Minnesota Workforce Center-St. Cloud, the five-week program includes classes at St. Cloud State University and work sessions over about a dozen days and locations.
Kenyan refugee camp friendship rekindled in St. Cloud
The recent stream of Somali immigrants and refugees who are making their mark in St. Cloud is partly the reason Hussein Mohamud and Feisal Ali decided to live in the city.
Katy Schuerman is the new KW Elementary School principal
With the hiring of Katy Schuerman as Kenyon-Wanamingo Elementary School principal, the KW School District is back to a full roster of administrators for the first time since December 2014.
Royals Re-sign 2015 All-Star Reid
The Reading Royals, ECHL affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers of the NHL, announced that the team has agreed to terms with forward Cam Reid.
2015 U.S. Open National Playoffs Update
Tony Larson won the USTA Northern sectional qualifying men’s singles title in 2010, 2011 and 2013. He was the Minnesota state singles champion in high school before starring at Division II St. Cloud State University with a 48-3 record as the No. 1 singles player.
At 82, a historian’s quest for details continues
Bill Morgan came from Florida to St. Cloud State University in 1978 to teach American Studies. Before retiring, he would take students into neighborhoods to identify building styles. Soon he started doing it for the public. At age 82, he still does an annual Fifth Avenue Tour and lectures on preservation and the history of buildings in the St. Cloud area. As a St. Cloud Times columnist, he teaches the public about the area’s architectural history.
