St. Cloud State senior women’s hockey player Taylor Lind is taking the term student-athlete to the next level.
Lind has been student teaching by day and starring for the Huskies by night, with SCSU off to their best start in over a decade.
St. Cloud State University has launched a website and resource dedicated to sharing information on campus and community safety.
on on a range of elements that are important for individual safety and the safety of others in and around our campus community, the site is a significant expansion of the Protect the Pack campaign. Its development reflects the high prioritization St. Cloud State gives to safety.
St. Cloud State University’s Huskies Food Pantry held a grand re-opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Nov. 28 in the main lounge of Case-Hill Hall to celebrate and showcase new additions and remodels made to the pantry.
St. Cloud State University leaders participated in Protect the Pack Partnership Walks on Nov. 17-18 in areas adjacent to the St. Cloud State campus.
This is part of the St. Cloud Police Department’s Safe Streets Initiative and was conducted in partnership with the Landlord Taskforce, the COP House Neighborhood Coalition, and St. Cloud State.
St. Cloud State University’s Student Life and Development has transformed to become the Division of Student Affairs.
St. Cloud State University has been ranked as one of the top online colleges in Minnesota for 2023 by Intelligent, a trusted resource for online and on-campus program rankings and higher education planning.
St. Cloud State University hosted The Minnesota Hip Hop and Education Summit on Nov. 4 in the Atwood Memorial Center.
The Minnesota Hip Hop and Education Summit, organized by Vice President for Strategic Enrollment Management Dr. Jason Woods and English professor Dr. Michael Dando, was a one-day festival for teachers, community members and artists featuring events and activities throughout the day to celebrate hip hop and learn about its use in educational spaces.
St. Cloud State University, in partnership with EssilorLuxottica and Dubow, earned a $260,000 training grant and a $280,000 training grant respectively. These grants were awarded to St. Cloud State from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) recently under the Minnesota Job Skills Partnership.
The St. Cloud State University Library has a new offering to cater to student parents, recently opening a Student Parent Study Room in the James W. Miller Learning Resources Center. The space supports student parents by allowing them to bring along their child or children while they complete their coursework. The study room is easily accessible and can be scheduled for four-hour blocks up to 28 days in advance.
St. Cloud State University students now have access to a free, comprehensive interview preparation platform called “Big Interview” thanks to a partnership with Capital One. This new addition to the St. Cloud State Career Center’s collection of virtual resources gives students the freedom to practice interview skills from their own devices.
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