SCSUHuskies.com — The St. Cloud State University wrestling team (17-2, 8-0 NSIC) wrote a new chapter in the history of the school’s athletic program by capturing the Huskies’ first-ever team national championship. SCSU brought home the 2015 NCAA Division II championship with a first place finish at the 2014-15 championships.
The St. Cloud State wrestling team accomplished a first for the school Saturday night. The program won the school’s first national championship in any sport by claiming the Division II national wrestling championship at Chaifetz Arena.
Dave Harris has been named the new dean of the Herberger Business School at St. Cloud State University. Harris will start June 22.
St. Cloud State University student Britton Mikkelson found out about the trip on the social media site Tumblr and took a train from Minnesota to St. Louis in order to join in.
At St. Cloud State, more than 900 students came in for counseling in the 2013-14 school year, a 50 percent increase from 10 years earlier. The number of total sessions doubled over the same time frame.
St. Cloud State University is trying to help young people prepare for interviews, among other problems.
Thy Yang moved to St. Cloud about seven months ago to become St. Cloud State University’s associate vice president for International Studies. She oversees a program that has 1,100 international students from more than 90 countries and 300 St. Cloud State students who are studying abroad.
Each fall, spring and summer semester, a new group of excited American students lands in Alnwick to experience the UK at its best. All of the students are from Minnesota and most are studying mass communications at St. Cloud State University.
The St. Cloud State wrestling team qualified six wrestlers for the Division II National Championships on Sunday afternoon at the Super Region 3 meet at the Taylor Center on the campus of Minnesota State-Mankato.
St. Cloud State men’s basketball coach Matt Reimer had a lot on his shoulders in trying to replace Kevin Schlagel this season. Reimer worked under Schlagel for 17 seasons as his top assistant and had to create his own blueprint for guiding the program.
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