Join The Club: The unique game of cricket at St. Cloud State University [Video]
It’s not a common sport to find in Minnesota, but cricket has recently gained strong following with students at St. Cloud State University.
Huskies in the news
NCAA basketball: Vogel gets a taste of the tournament
This past weekend is one that Megan Vogel won’t forget. The former St. Cloud State women’s basketball assistant coach (2010-13) just capped her second season as an assistant at Division I Wisconsin-Green Bay.
Comedian returns for last show at Paramount
St. Cloud Times — Comedian C. Willi Myles has made appearances at the Paramount Theatre for years. But this Saturday will be his swan song at the St. Cloud venue, although he says he’ll still do public shows in the area. He’s had a longtime relationship with St. Cloud talent agency G.L. Berg. A former
Former SCSU wrestler O’Grady still one of a kind
Shamus O’Grady was a proud alumnus while watching the Division II national champion St. Cloud State wrestling team being honored with a welcome-home celebration at the Atwood Center on campus last Tuesday.
Higher ed needs to plan growth for the long term
As we look to crops starting to grow, we are prepared and committed to developing our programs and look to our faculty, staff and students to offer creative ways to cut costs and identify growth.
Beyond Everest: Nepalese student shares perspective
St. Cloud Times — Yes, Prakriti Maskey is from Nepal. No, she hasn’t climbed Mount Everest. She hasn’t been to the base camp, either. She hadn’t seen snow until she left the country to study for two years in North London, which set her on a course that eventually would lead to St. Cloud State University.
Former SCSU standout headed for pro career in Greece
Sam Price has been waiting a long time for this. The former St. Cloud State women’s basketball standout recently signed a professional contract with Thessaloniki (Greece) of the Greek A2 League.
Banaian: Interest rates may increase at slower pace
This week’s hints of rising interest rates shouldn’t alarm consumers, even though lower rates are good for stocks, businesses and home loans. “For consumers, the rate of borrowing will stay low, and may even stay relatively flat,” said St. Cloud State University economics professor King Banaian.
Poet, Nobel literature nominee visits local schools
St. Cloud State Professor Tomasz Piotr (Peter) Przytula joined Zagajewski for the Thursday panel at St. Cloud State University. Originally from Poland, Przytula said interacting with Zagajewski was wonderful.
Project Homeless Connect attendees leave with a smile
St. Cloud State University social work students handled registration and helped people figure out where they could find help. They also manned a few booths Project Homeless Connect on Thursday.
