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WJON — St. Cloud State Economist, Dean School of Public Affairs, King Banaian joined me on WJON today. King says the $600 extra unemployment dollars many have received over the last few months ended July 31. Democrats and Republicans have been debating extending the extra unemployment dollars with the democrats wanting the dollar amount to stay at ...
Brian Geihl is no stranger to working through changes. He has been passionate about creating art and drawing all his life, but when he started at St. Cloud State University, he wasn’t in the studio right away.
Mary Bruno has always been a spitfire for the local arts community, propelling events like Shop Small Crawl and serving as director of the Visit Joetown convention and visitors bureau efforts, but what Bruno doesn’t normally share in much detail, is her own personal success.
A Lincoln with Minnesota plates has been making stops at homes throughout Pike and Scioto counties this summer. The man emerging from the vehicle is Jae Menzel, a sophomore from St. Cloud State University, who has one goal: to make learning fun and accessible.
Alumnus Ben Dery joins KARE 11 as meteorologist.
Patti Merry ’20 goes digital with efforts to promote literacy despite social distancing and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sunday marks the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which prohibits discrimination against and guarantees opportunities to people with disabilities.
Alumna Kristie Smith is the new executive director of the St. Croix Valley Habitat for Humanity.
When movies and ordering in gets old, a group of four men with St. Cloud ties has you covered for date night.
Daniel Wildeson, director of the St. Cloud State University Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education, comments on remarks made by a St. Cloud city counselor.
Basket weaver and St. Cloud State University alumna Shirley Eichten Albrecht joins the Rowe Fine Art Gallery in Sedona, Arizona.
When faced with a life-or-death situation Sunday, St. Cloud State senior swimmer Marena Kouba didn’t hesitate.
A scream for help was answered Sunday afternoon in a daring rescue of three swimmers caught in a Lake Superior rip current at Little Presque Isle.
It’s back-to-school like never before. Alongside other schools across the city, state and nation, St. Cloud State University is in the midst of preparing for the start of a new school year. The university will welcome students back to campus this fall.
WJON — There’s a new generation of leaders working for the city of Sartell. Over the last couple of months, the city has hired Anna Gruber as City Administrator, Scott Saehr as Community Development Director and Robb Voshell as the city’s Finance Director. … Anna Gruber ’08 earned her bachelor’s degree in public administration with minors in business and community development from St. Cloud State. Read More: New ...
St. Croix Valley Habitat for Humanity unveils plans for its new fiscal year beginning July 1 as the organization welcomes new faces and searches for a new family to make Spring Valley their new home.
Alumna Connie Cox’ 25-year career as an interpretive naturalist at Itasca State Park highlighted
St. Cloud State President Robbyn Wacker joins a panel of guests to discuss reopening with MPR News’ Angela Davis.
Students, faculty, and visitors at St. Cloud State University are now required to wear face masks when in campus buildings.
St. Cloud State University has partnered with Anoka-Ramsey Community College to create a bachelor’s degree program that will be offered on the Anoka-Ramsey campus.
At St. Cloud State University, which serves the most international students among schools in the Minnesota State system, administrators are already engaging students on their course of action. President Robbyn Wacker held a Zoom town hall with about 200 international students Wednesday night.
Newly hired Granite Falls Economic Development Authority (EDA) Director Linda Mathiasen has taken over the reins during an unusual time to say the least.
The Milaca Public School District didn’t have to look too far to find its new superintendent.
ICA Food Shelf has announced the appointment of Daniel Narr as the new executive director as Peg Keenan plans to retire in August.
Natalie Sawatzky is Meadowbrook Elementary School’s new principal. However, she is already a familiar face to students and families.
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