Birnell ’06 earns American Hockey League journalism award
Ben Birnell ’06, sports reporter for the Utica (N.Y.) Observer-Dispatch, is the recipient of the American Hockey League’s James H. Ellery Memorial Award.
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Keeping at San Diego Zoo Safari Park
When a record crowd walked through the gates of the San Diego Zoo Safari Park on Memorial Day kangaroos and wallabies were there to greet them in the immersive Walkabout Australia exhibit. There to watch out for the exhibit’s many mammals, making sure they stay safe and healthy, was Zookeeper Bree Barney ’05. “We had
Sipping Selke Pale Ale for student scholarships
Campus and community gather at Beaver Island Brewing, St. Cloud, in support of Huskies Scholarships.
Discovering history
St. Cloud State students finds evidence that points to the location of an 1862 military post in Sauk Centre.
Interns brew up new skills at Beaver Island
Alec Syvrud and Tyler Schreifels are interning at Beaver Island Brewing Company this summer through SciTechsperience, a state program that connects interns with small to mid-size Minnesota companies.
Digging into history
Anthropology students uncover history during a field study at Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge.
Boomtowns: Alumni leading the way
The commercial real estate market in the Twin Cities area is booming and St. Cloud State University alumni are leading the way Related links SCSU Real Estate Connections Run Deep The Connector, Steve Mooney After all, the majority of the 650 people the university’s real estate program has graduated since it was founded in 1980
Grand ambition, humble beginning
Opening just 11 years after Minnesota became a state, the Third State Normal School in St. Cloud was founded to provide a workforce of educated teachers to staff elementary and rural school classrooms in Central Minnesota and beyond.
Hope for a new future
Like her mother, Robbyn Wacker rises at 4:30 a.m. most days.
Alta Wacker, an administrative assistant, selected and then called substitute teachers for the school district at that time of day.
Robbyn Wacker prepares to lead a university of more than 13,000 students and 1,500 faculty and staff.
