A recent poll conducted by researchers at St. Cloud State University suggests former Vice President Joe Biden is leading in Minnesota with 53 percent of the vote; President Donald Trump polling at 38 percent in the sample. The study indicates a win for Democratic Sen. Tina Smith against her opponent Republican Jason Lewis, with Smith
The university mourns the loss of Dr. Carrie Ann Luetters Holmes (1969-2020), who passed away suddenly Friday, Oct. 30. Dr. Holmes worked as a physician in the St. Cloud State Medical Clinic since August and embraced the support she gave our students in the challenging environment of a pandemic. Carrie joined the campus community this
The political science departments of St. Cloud State University and College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University teamed up to discuss the upcoming national, state, and local elections and inform students on the election process. Panelists: Dr. Jason Lindsey (SCSU), Dr. James Cottrill (SCSU), Dr. Jim Read (CSB/SJU), and Dr. Claire Haeg (CSB/SJU). Watch
Martina Juvera-Paul ’04 is the new managing director of the Lindgren Child Care Center as the center joins the School of Education.
Professors of Criminal Justice Mary Clifford and Shawn Williams have been named two of five panelists for an October 6 online presentation titled “What Should Policing Look Like? Anti-Racism Panel” hosted by of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s Universities (CSBSJU).
President Robbyn Wacker made a stand last week with higher education leaders from across the nation who joined together to call out and eradicate discrimination and racism in higher education through “We Stand Together.”
Three St. Cloud State University professors are among the seven area professionals who will present at the virtual TEDxStCloud Oct. 8.
St. Cloud State University President Robbyn Wacker, Minnesota State Chancellor Devinder Malhotra and Riverland Community College President Adenuga Atewologun spoke before the Minnesota Senate Higher Education Finance and Policy Committee Tuesday.
St. Cloud State University offices and employees are placing the Health Self-Assessment QR code in their offices as a reminder to students, faculty, staff and visitors to complete their assessment each morning.
With fall semester classes starting Aug. 24, IT Services is putting their finishing touches on 230 Zoom-capable classrooms. The rooms have been outfitted with USB-based document cameras capable of being used to show a professor lecturing, students in their seats or a paper document. Each professor is being issued a wireless lapel microphone that will
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