Planned Parenthood Rally Brings Out Both Viewpoints [VIDEO]
Opposing sides marched in front of Planned Parenthood in the continued battle between Pro-Life and Pro-Choice.
Huskies in the news
College hockey: Freshmen are passing the eyeball test
St. Cloud Times — Two of the St. Cloud State men’s hockey forwards are coming off junior hockey playoff titles and played key roles on their respective teams.
All Saints Academy brings dyslexia into focus
Doctoral student in educational administration and leadership Kelly Haws is doing her dissertation on the effects of dyslexia assistance while working as a special education instructor in the Sartell-Stephen school district and working with children in the Foundation for Success at All Saints Academy.
SCSU students organize rally for Planned Parenthood
St. Cloud Times — A sidewalk on the East Side is set to host signs of support for Planned Parenthood.
What’s it like to grow 100,000 plants?
Eden Prairie superintendent named 2015 Richard Green Scholar
Eden Prairie School District Superintendent Curt Tryggestad ’89 ’15 has been named the 2015 Richard Green Scholar by the Minnesota Association of School Administrators (MASA).
Legal Aid Services welcomes two new attorneys
Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Inc. welcomes attorneys Stephanie A. Hansen ’91 and Daniel A. Sanders to the McAlester Legal Aid office. Both are members of the Oklahoma Bar Association.
Urdahl honored by St. Cloud State
Crow River Media — Rep. Dean Urdahl, R-Acton Township, received last week the 2015 Distinguished Alumni Award from St. Cloud State University for his accomplishments since graduating SCSU in 1971.
Mille Lacs Kathio State Park presents Archaeology Day
The Minnesota Archaeological Society will present demonstrations, displays and activities — including a small excavation — During Archaeology Day, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday in the Mille Lacs Kathio State Park picnic area.
Politicians, SCSU students, staff discuss college costs
Many Minnesota students, higher education workers, lawmakers and political parties say the costs of attending colleges and universities is too high.
But the range of potential solutions can be as diverse as the course catalog at St. Cloud State University.
The institution hosted a roundtable discussion Thursday in Atwood Memorial Center. House Minority Leader Paul Thissen, a Minneapolis Democrat, organized the meeting — one of a handful at campuses in the state.
