St. Cloud State Mass Communications students working for Husky Productions and UTVS earned multiple top honors from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, Midwest Broadcast Journalists Association and the Society of Professional Journalists in April.
SCSU took home a total of 13 awards from the three organizations.
St. Cloud State alumna Kayla Stielow ’22 was recently announced as the 2022 St. Cloud State University Distinguished Thesis Award recipient for her work on Huskies Go to War: St. Cloud State During the World War II Era.
Stielow’s thesis highlighted the student experience at SCSU during World War II. In addition to presenting historical research and analysis of campus community actions and reactions, she also created a walking tour of significant places on campus during the war.
The St. Cloud State Speech & Debate team captured a national championship to go along with other awards at the 2023 National Online Forensics (NOF) National Speech & Debate Championship Tournament on March 23-26. NOF National Championship is a comprehensive, online, culminating, national forensics tournament.
SCSU claimed the national crown in Team Parliamentary Debate in a team comprised of El Julius and Nirman Karki, while five other SCSU students brought home awards at Nationals:
St. Cloud State University has once again been nationally recognized by the Broadcast Education Association for being one of the top broadcast schools in the country based on the creative achievements of students.
In early March, two St. Cloud State students from the College of Science and Engineering (COSE) had their research article published in an international, scientific, peer-reviewed journal.
Software Engineering student Faizi Fifita and Data Science and Mathematics student Jordan Smith had their research article titled “Machine Learning-Based Identifications of COVID-19 Fake News Using Biomedical Information Extraction”, published in Big Data and Cognitive Computing. This research article belongs to the journal’s collection: Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence for Health Applications on Social Networks.
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.
St. Cloud State University hockey fans are a passionate pack.
And thanks to their generous efforts, SCSU student broadcasters had another chance to head on the road to cover the Huskies at the NCAA Men’s Hockey Tournament, where SCSU opened up play against Minnesota State-Mankato on March 23 and later faced the University of Minnesota in the Regional Final on March 25 in Fargo, North Dakota.
St. Cloud State University Outdoor Recreation Program completed a nine-day trip during Spring Break 2023, traveling over 10 states while visiting six national parks.
Three St. Cloud State University students and one faculty member had the unique opportunity of attending the 15th annual Clinton Global Initiative University (GCIU) meetings on March 3-4 at Vanderbilt University in Nashville.
The meeting annually brings together student leaders and global experts in business, public service and social impact to develop innovative solutions to the world’s most pressing challenges.
St. Cloud State University’s Collegiate Cyber Defense Team competed in the 2023 Minnesota State Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC) state qualifier on Feb. 4 in Alexandria, placing fifth out of 11 teams.
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