St. Cloud State Esports continues to expand through academic programming and venues used for education, gaming and events on campus, and the next step in that process occurred April 3 with the official launch of the new Huskies Esports Arena in the Atwood Memorial Center.
Healthy Huskies is holding “Hey, You Okay?” Week from April 3-7 with a handful of events throughout the week. Campus individuals, groups and departments are invited to participate in events during the week.
St. Cloud State University students took center stage at the Paramount Center for the Arts in St. Cloud on March 21 for a presentation of Journey Across the World 2023.
The event, presented by SCSU and the City of St. Cloud, provided an exciting and fun show while showcasing the diverse cultures of St. Cloud through song, dance and other lively performances. The showcase annually features performances by SCSU students.
The Lemonade Concert and Art Fair, one of St. Cloud State University’s best-known campus traditions and the opening of St. Cloud’s Granite City Days community-wide event, will be celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2023.
The 50th annual Lemonade Concert and Art Fair is set for June 22 on the SCSU campus.
St. Cloud State University Homecoming is our biggest red and black celebration of the year. Festivities include special events for students, families, prospective students, alumni, community members and more.
The dates are set for 2023, with the annual celebration returning to campus on October 2-7.
St. Cloud State’s Computer Science Club hosted a Global Game Jam site in ISELF on campus in early February to begin brainstorming on game designs. Fourteen participants — “jammers” — gathered with over 39,000 fellow jammers spread across 108 countries.
St. Cloud State University students connected and interacted with over 130 of Minnesota’s largest employers on Jan. 27 during the 2023 Diversity Job and Internship Fair spread throughout the first and second floors of Atwood on campus.
St. Cloud State University students interacted with more than 120 businesses and organizations spread throughout the Atwood Ballroom on Jan. 25 during the 2023 Winter Involvement Fair (Sidestreet).
A new exhibit “Resonance of Floating Bodies by Joe Smith” opens Jan. 18 in the Kiehle Gallery on the St. Cloud State University campus.
The exhibit runs through Feb. 16 and explores the connections between the liminal spaces between objects being and non-being.
St. Cloud State University’s Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education (CHGE) has partnered with the Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota and the Dakotas (JCRC) and Twin Cities PBS to bring a unique program to Central Minnesota. St. Cloud State will host an exclusive screening of the 2022 Ken Burns, Lynn Novick, and Sarah Botstein documentary series The U.S. and The Holocaust on campus in both English and Spanish throughout Jan. and Feb.
Screenings in English will occur on Jan. 23, Jan. 30 and Feb. 6, while Spanish screenings will run Jan. 24, Jan. 31 and Feb. 7. All film screenings will be shown in the Atwood Theatre starting at 6 p.m. and are free to members of campus and the public. These screenings will lead up to the annual Bryce Lecture at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 9 in the Miller Center Auditorium.
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