KNSI — St. Cloud State University will celebrate a million-dollar donation and name the department after its donor. The Judy C. Pearson Department of Communication Studies will hold a ceremony at noon on Thursday, September 22 in the Riverview lobby on the University campus.
THE RINK LIVE — Since being introduced as the new St. Cloud State women’s hockey coach, Brian Idalski has been busy with moving, getting to know his players, hiring an assistant coach and getting back on the recruiting trail. He admits that some things have changed since he last worked in the college game and for him as a coach.
WJON — The school year is underway and St. Cloud State’s President Dr. Robbyn Wacker is excited about the feeling around campus right now. She says the campus has a much different feel this year as opposed to the last couple of years due to adjustments made for the pandemic. Wacker says safety for their students both in and around campus is important, and she has these suggestions for students to optimize their safety in and around campus.
WJON — St. Cloud State University continues to lead the nation in cyber-defense. St. Cloud State has been re-designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense by the National Security Agency. Get our free mobile app Enter mobile number The designation shows that SCSU is helping to reduce threats to the US by promoting higher education and research in cyber defense.
KARE 11 — Four Minnesotans spending time aboard in England share their impressions on the day of the queen’s official state funeral. Read More: St. Cloud State students, teacher in England react to the death of the Queen
MONTICELLO TIMES — This past July, Monticello school district welcomed with open arms two new elementary school principals with a combined wealth of knowledge and hunger to make a difference. Alumna Shelly Gilmore, who earned a Masters degree from St. Cloud State University, is the new principal at Pinewood Elementary.
ST. CLOUD TIMES — Alumnus Mohamed Abdi ’14 is set to open Botor Village Bakery & Cafe, a new Mediterranean restaurant in downtown St. Cloud, this September.
KFGO — Students and faculty with St. Cloud State University’s study abroad program based at Alnwick Castle in the English county of Northumberland are joining the United Kingdom in mourning the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Alnwick Castle, which has been a part of the St. Cloud State campus since the 1970s, is where students and faculty study and live, whether it’s for two-weeks or for an entire semester.
KNSI — Around 40 Saint Cloud State University students studying at Alnwick Castle in northern England are experiencing the death of Queen Elizabeth II with her British subjects.
WJON — A handful of St. Cloud State University students are currently having a once-in-a-lifetime experience in England. The students are currently studying at the Alnwick Castle in the United Kingdom, experiencing first-hand the death of Queen Elizabeth II. St. Cloud State University offers the only British Studies minor in Minnesota.
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