St. Cloud State University and SCSU’s Department of Music will welcome about 300 area students and a Grammy Award-winning musical duo to campus on Jan. 11-13 for a unique multi-day event.
A new exhibit ”Gestures of Resistance” by Rachel Breen opens Jan. 16 in the Kiehle Gallery on the St. Cloud State University campus.
The exhibit runs through Feb. 8 and features an exhibit that serves as a call to action. Breen’s work features mostly textile assemblages made from used clothing, some of which were made during Breen’s Fullbright Fellowship in India where she examined fair trade initiatives, reuse strategies and sustainable fabric printing and dying traditions.
St. Cloud State University welcomed incoming undergraduate students to campus for the start of spring semester during Huskies First Four on Jan. 6-7.
Huskies First Four is a unique experience that annually serves as a welcome and orientation to SCSU for new incoming students before the start of fall and spring semesters.
The SPARK STEM Conference will bring over 600 local students in grades 3-8 to St. Cloud State University’s campus to experience STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) on Jan. 4.
There are also more than 100 educators and volunteers working on campus throughout the day to make the annual student conference possible, which includes hands-on, experiential learning.
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration returns in 2024 with a multi-day, community celebration with the theme “Our Beloved Community: Our Work is Not Done Yet.”
The 12th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration will take place Jan. 13-17 in the St. Cloud area, with the main event on Jan. 15 held at the River’s Edge Convention Center in downtown St. Cloud. The community event is led by St. Cloud State University and the City of St. Cloud in partnership with the community and area partners.
St. Cloud State University celebrated its latest wave of Huskies graduates over six ceremonies during Fall 2023 Commencement on Dec. 15.
Each individual ceremony for colleges and schools were intended to provide each Husky a unique graduation experience.
St. Cloud State University hosted its second annual Winterfest celebration Dec. 6 in Husky Plaza on campus, bringing together the entire #OurSCSU community of SCSU students, alumni, faculty, staff, emeriti, friends and the broader community.
The evening featured campfires and s’mores, hot chocolate and cider, horse-drawn wagon rides, food and fun winter activities, all beneath winter lights throughout a festively-decorated Husky Plaza. Members of #OurSCSU community gathered to catch up and reconnect while celebrating the start of winter in Minnesota.
St. Cloud State University’s Multicultural Student Services will present the 15th annual Power in Diversity Leadership Conference on Jan. 25-27.
The 2024 Power in Diversity Leadership Conference will feature the theme “Inclusive Innovation,” which will center the transformational impact diversity brings to an organization’s creativity, adaptability, responsiveness, prosperity and innovation.
St. Cloud State University’s Campus Recreation is accepting donations of toys to gift to St. Cloud area children during the upcoming holiday season.
Campus Recreation is holding its annual Dolls for Children program through Dec. 14, partnering with the Southside Boys and Girls Club and Promise Neighborhood in an attempt to put a smile on children’s faces over the holidays.
Winners of the 2023 Miller Center Student Art Show were announced Nov. 16 on the first floor of the James W. Miller Learning Resource Center at St. Cloud State University, with Aiden Spiess taking first place for her piece “Time?”
The Student Art Show, sponsored by the St. Cloud State Library and the Art Student Union, showcases juried student art and provides interested students the opportunity to organize, advertise and put on an art show.
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