Huskies Invent returns on March 22, offering a unique challenge for students from Thermo-Tech Premium Windows and Doors.
Huskies Invent is a non-stop weekend “Invent-a-thon”. Student teams have 48 hours to develop and present their unique solutions to real-world problems from industry partners.
The Department of Atmospheric and Hydrological Sciences (AHS) and its student chapter of the American Meteorological Society will be hosting an all-campus/all-community Skywarn Training Session on March 26 from 5-8 p.m. in Wick Science Building Room 114.
Attendees will be trained how to observe storms safely and responsibly, as well as how to submit reports to the National Weather Service. All are invited to attend, and attendees (aged 16 years and older) will be certified Spotters for the National Weather Service at the completion of their training.
Immersion Data Solutions (IDS) will be hosting Huskies Hack from Feb. 16-18 in ISELF, giving students the opportunity to get hands-on experience solving a real industry problem.
Huskies Hack is a 48-hour hackathon where students will team up to address four real challenges from IDS. At the end of the event, student teams will deliver a report and presentation outlining their proposal to address the challenge.
In a resounding triumph, the annual Diversity Job and Internship Fair emerged as a beacon of collaboration, inclusivity and unprecedented achievement on Jan. 26.
The event, started in 2008, showcased for the 17th time the growing prowess of our University, as well as the invaluable partnerships that have propelled it to new heights.
St. Cloud State Campus Recreation has put together two exercise series geared toward women this February: Women only Weights and Women only Swim.
St. Cloud State University’s Multicultural Student Services, along with LeadMN, Minnesota State Office of Equity and Inclusion, and Minnesota State institutions, presented the 15th annual Power in Diversity Leadership Conference on Jan. 25-27 at SCSU.
The 2024 Power in Diversity Leadership Conference featured the theme “Inclusive Innovation,” which centered the transformational impact diversity brings to an organization’s creativity, adaptability, responsiveness, prosperity and innovation.
St. Cloud State University students connected and interacted with over 130 of Minnesota’s largest employers on Jan. 26 during the 2024 Diversity Job and Internship Fair held throughout the first and second floors of the Atwood Memorial Center.
Students had the ability to meet with some of the state’s largest business, technical, healthcare, government, non-profit and education employers.
St. Cloud State University’s Department of Music is hosting the MN Made New Music Festival on Jan. 25-26 in the Performing Arts Center on campus. The two-day festival is free and open to the public.
This year’s ensemble-in-residence is 113, a collection of composers and performers of new music based in the Twin Cities that curates concerts, seminars, workshops and more throughout the United States.
SCSU students interacted with nearly 100 businesses and organizations spread throughout the Atwood Memorial Center Ballroom on Jan. 24 during the 2024 Winter Involvement Fair (Sidestreet).
The Winter Involvement Fair, organized by the Department of Campus Involvement, is a one-stop-shop for students to learn about hundreds of involvement opportunities available at SCSU and how to find news ways to meet new people, build skills, network and get involved on campus and in the community.
St. Cloud State University will host Tech Savvy on Feb. 24, an event geared towards getting girls in grades 5-8 interested and excited about the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) career field.
The one-day conference is organized by the American Association of University Women (AAUW). The sixth annual event begins at 8 a.m. on Feb. 24 in ISELF, with attendees participating in four different workshops throughout the day.
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