Students, faculty and staff helped prepare campus for the Homecoming spirit with a series of chalk drawings across campus. The Huskies Hunt is also underway with students searching for Husky keychains across campus in hopes of being entered into a prize drawing.
Students in UAS and Spatial Analysis (GEOG 365) experienced drone flight day in a modified capacity due to COVID-19. Professor Kirk Stueve’s GEOG 365 class experienced a modified drone flight day with retired Professor of Geography Benjamin Richason III and Tom Oien, IT Coordinator for the School of Public Affairs. To demonstrate topics discussed in
St. Cloud State Student Veterans Organization leads a Patriot Day Flag Raising in observation and reflection on the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Fighting Saints ROTC Battalion, St. Cloud Police Department and St. Cloud Fire Department participated in the flag raising.
New center is designed to better serve School of Public Affairs students and faculty The School of Public Affairs is happy to present its new Student Success Center. Designed to be a one-stop shop for all students in their programs, current and prospective students can easily be connected to the assistance they are seeking. While COVID-19
Students are moved in, making new friends and starting classes. The 2020-21 year started with an eye to safety with many Huskies First Four activities held out of doors or in small groups to allow for physical distancing.
The 58th Annual Winter Institute was held Feb. 20-21. The topic: climate change. In addition to local economists presenting an outlook of national, state, and local economies, St. Cloud State welcomed experts in sustainability, climate change, energy economics, and health. Students, faculty, staff, community members, local business owners, as well as students and faculty from
College of Science and Engineering students and faculty members joined together for an afternoon of fun and bonding during the 2020 COSE Indoor Winter Games Feb. 11 in the Atwood Memorial Center Underground.
St. Cloud State University faculty and Stearns County Public Health staff teamed up on a pop-up seminar Thursday, Feb. 6. The topic: coronavirus. Panelists included: Professor HungChih “Alvin” Yu, East Asia Studies/Geography, Moderator Professor Giovanni Antunez, Community Health/Kinesiology Professor Mikhail “Misha” Blinnikov, Biogeography Dr. Brent Nielsen, SCSU Medical Director Ms. Sally Sands, Stearns County Public
St. Cloud State University together with the St. Cloud community presented “Our Community: Dream, Serve, Believe” the 2020 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast and Day of Service Jan. 20, at the River’s Edge Convention Center. The keynote speaker was Valerie Jarrett. Valerie Jarrett is a senior advisor to the Obama Foundation and Attn, a
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