St. Cloud State University Campus Recreation invites all SCSU students to travel the country during the annual Spring Break Trip in 2024.
From February 29 to March 10, students can travel West to explore five national parks, including stops at the Cascade Mountain Range, Seattle, Pacific Coast, Redwoods, Golden Gate Bridge and more.
Those who visit the fourth floor of Centennial Hall at St. Cloud State University will notice newly-renovated study and office spaces for Herberger Business School (HBS) students, faculty, staff and others on campus.
The updated space provides students with a unique, state-of-the-art space to complete homework or study for exams, hang out with friends and classmates, interact with faculty and staff, schedule an advising appointment, make a room reservation, learn more about clubs available through HBS and more.
Any current St. Cloud State University student interested in submitting art work to be included in the annual Miller Center Student Art Show can do so now through Nov. 3. The 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.
SCSU students are eligible to enter two pieces of art, which can be dropped off at the University Library’s circulation desk on the first floor of the Miller Center.
Students considering their higher education options can apply for admission to St. Cloud State University without paying an undergraduate application fee for all of October as part of Minnesota State Month.
St. Cloud State University is partnering with other community businesses, organizations and institutions to help area high school students explore career opportunities and potential interests in higher education.
SCSU is a partner for the annual Exploring Potential Interests & Careers (EPIC) event, which takes place Oct. 27 at St. Cloud Technical & Community College featuring about 5,000 area high school students.
The St. Cloud State University Department of Accounting held its annual Meet the Firms in the Atwood Memorial Center on Sept. 7, building off a record-setting attendance record that was set last year.
Meet the Firms, which saw a record of more 175 students attend on campus in 2022, brings together students at all levels of SCSU’s Accounting program to meet face-to-face with potential employers with a focus on learning about the profession.
A St. Cloud State University student and alumna earned national recognition over the summer for their work publishing or broadcasting during 2022.
Aiden Farrell and Nyah Adams, both Mass Communications students who took part in UTVS and Husky Productions at SCSU, were among 61 students from 37 universities across the United States and Canada to be recognized as national winners during the Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence National Awards in June.
In June, two St. Cloud State University STEM Education students were invited to attend and present their research at the 2023 National Science Foundation (NSF) NOYCE Summit.
Students Janey Peterson and Owen Lewis attended the summit, which is an annual event held in Washington, D.C. for recipients of NSF NOYCE Scholarships.
St. Cloud State University welcomed incoming undergraduate students to campus for the start of the 2023-24 academic year during Huskies First Four on Aug. 17-20.
Huskies First Four is a four-day experience that annually serves as a welcome and orientation to SCSU for new incoming students before the start of fall semester.
The St. Cloud State University Library, along with Great River Regional Library and other area institutions, are partnering with the Stearns History Museum to offer SCSU students and employees with a new opportunity to obtain a free week-long museum access pass.
The libraries at SCSU, St. Cloud Technical & Community College and the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University are teaming up with the Stearns History Museum and the Great River Regional Library to establish a first-of-its-kind initiative called the Stearns History Museum Access Pass, which allows free access to the museum for patrons at the participating libraries.
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