Basketball drew SCSU newcomers to U.S.
Adam Heede-Andersen and Nebojsa Stanojevic play very different positions, and they come from very different parts of Europe.
Huskies in the news
Murphy: Harsh realization led to Moorhead’s Ammerman wanting to coach
It was the harsh reality dropped on him by his hockey coaches at St. Cloud State that made Moorhead boys hockey coach Jon Ammerman ’11 want to become like them.
DNR’s new top cop to push for improvements
Being the son of a state trooper had its benefits for young Rodmen Smith ’94, the new boss of the enforcement division at the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
Trivia contest answers big question
It takes months for the radio station to come up with a new, appealing theme. Hundreds of hours are spent on writing questions that befuddle many of trivia fans
Educational, engaging first year for Stacy Council Member Denney
Stacy Council Member Samantha Denney is considered an outlier in the world of statistics.
SCSU hoops had international visitor in 1966
Visitors to practice are nothing out of the ordinary for college basketball teams. But the St. Cloud State men’s team had a rather unique one 50 years ago this week.
5 From the Times: Memorable proposal for Storm’N Sabres
It had already been a pretty memorable season for Sartell/Sauk Rapids girls hockey assistant coach Alex Nelson ’14, even before the Storm’N Sabres qualified for the program’s first state tournament with a 2-0 win over Roseau in the Section 8-2A final Friday night in Detroit Lakes.
Trauma affects immigrant mental health
They come from countries ravaged for decades by war. They’ve been displaced for months or years in a refugee camp in a foreign land. They are whisked away to far corners of the earth, often without their entire family.
Gaze into the Future in St. Cloud State University’s 3D Printing Lab [VIDEO]
Being inside St. Cloud State University’s 3D printing lab is like getting a glimpse of the future.
Meet the newest deputy
A new patrol deputy with the Freeborn County Sheriff’s Office is looking to incorporate her outgoing personality and friendly nature into her new position.
Whitney Paulson, 22, will patrol county roads, conduct traffic stops and respond to calls for services.
