St. Cloud State University’s Professional and Continuing Education (PACE) division has partnered with Upright Education to offer four technology-based bootcamps.
These programs are designed to equip learners with the skills necessary to meet the growing demand for tech professionals in Minnesota.
As we pass the 30th day of classes, we are excited to share that we continue our trend of the last several years of a total headcount just over 10,000. Although we are still working to analyze this year’s data, early indications are that we will have a slight increase in total headcount over last year. Next week, a more detailed breakdown of the Fall 2024 enrollment data will be provided through the University Factbook.
Justin Bragg has been named St. Cloud State University’s new Director of Esports. Bragg previously coached esports at Purdue Northwest for four seasons, leading the Pride to five varsity titles.
“I am excited to join St Cloud State and help continue building the esports program,” Justin Bragg said. “Esports offers the community so much, and I am looking forward to working with the students at St Cloud State.”
Discover Red & Black returns this year on Oct. 17-19, giving prospective students a true open house experience in discovering what St. Cloud State University has to offer.
Admissions presentations will begin every 30 minutes, while students and their families can explore campus by taking guided or self-guided walking tours.
St. Cloud State University has been honored by Niche as one of the best college athletics programs in Minnesota, while Huskies fall sports teams are off to impressive starts this year.
Niche is a leading college search tool, often used by students in determining where to attend school. SCSU was recently ranked No. 5 in Minnesota for college athletics programs.
TEDxStCloud will take place on Oct. 10 at the Paramount Center for the Arts, featuring multiple speakers with SCSU ties to share “ideas worth spreading.”
The six-speaker lineup features Biology professor Marina Cetkovic-Cvrlje and former American Indian Center director Jim Knutson-Kolodzne.
Project Homeless Connect is an annual event that supports hundreds of community members experiencing homelessness each year, and St. Cloud State University is looking for your help in making it a success.
“We care about people experiencing economic stress in our community,” said Sheila Moriarty, Associate Professor in the Department of Social Work. “Involvement from SCSU employees, students and the St. Cloud area are essential in making this event a success every year.”
St. Cloud State University anthropology students have an incredible opportunity this semester to create their own excavation site and learn technological techniques that date back thousands of years. And they get to conduct the work right on the SCSU campus.
“Rather than excavating on a historical site, we’re making our own site,” said Anthropology Professor Mark Muñiz, who’s in his 19th year teaching at SCSU. “We are going through different traditional technologies that have been used by American Indian ancestors up to recent times; hopefully this gives (students) an appreciation of how difficult life was and how brilliant people were with the technology they had.”
St. Cloud State University will host a debate between St. Cloud mayoral candidates Jake Anderson and Mike Conway on Oct. 15 in Ritsche Auditorium at 7 p.m.
The debate is free for the public to attend and is sponsored by KVSC Radio and St. Cloud LIVE. Both outlets will also livestream the event.
St. Cloud State University (SCSU) has earned a coveted spot on Forbes list of America’s Top Colleges for 2024. The prestigious list recognizes the top 500 colleges and universities across the country based on factors such as student success, return on investment and alumni salaries and influence.
SCSU was the only school in the Minnesota State system to be named to the list.
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