Researchers measure trust, ‘social capital’ in area
The School of Public Affairs is conducting research on community trust for the Central Minnesota Community Foundation.
Huskies in the news
Banking on a future in the finance industry
St. Cloud Times — The Great Recession may be a memory for some, but for Brett Anderson ’13 it serves as a daily reminder of just how far he has come.
Hometown woman continues rewarding career in Milaca
Mille Lacs County Times — After living and breathing by the philanthropic ideology of her workplace for over 22 years, Laurie Leciejewski ’89 received a promotion that moved her career at SPIRE Credit Union from Princeton to Milaca.
How a local foundation kept Jake Stoll and Breeja Larson in the sport
Swimming World — The audience cracked up as Troy Mullaney decribed a tall, gangly, naive swimmer who had joined his high school team after watching an Ashton Kutcher movie, “The Guardian,” and thinking “it looked easy.”
Alumna preservationist: Save Tech High School
Claire VanderEyk ’10 argues that parts of Technical High School in St. Cloud could be renovated into a high school that could last another 100 years.
Men’s hockey earns split with UND, first place with 6-1 win
Men’s Huskies Hockey routs North Dakota 6-1 to earn a series split and a share of first-place in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference.
WPA sketches preserve Stearns County history
Three people with St. Cloud State connections contributed to a story about Depression-era biographical sketches of Stearns County citizens.
Potter: Stand up to Confederate flag
President Earl H. Potter III comments on recent Confederate flag-waving demonstrations in St. Cloud.
Crash course on life-saving driving techniques
Minnesota Highway Safety and Research Center teamed with Fox 9 News to share life-saving driving lessons.
Minnesota faith leaders condemn Paris killings
Jaylani Hussein ’11 hosted a Nov. 16 media event at which Twin Cities clerics condemned the recent terror attacks in Paris.
