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Laura Korynta ’14 teaches ESL and art while also working on her artistic skills through the Hinge Arts residency program.
St. Cloud State Baseball Pitcher Trevor Koenig will play for the Rox again in 2020.
St. Cloud entrepreneur and St. Cloud State doctoral student Shelby Chollett developed Hustle, a fitness networking website for fitness coaches looking for new clients.
St. Cloud State University and two Minnesota businesses celebrated workforce development grants totaling $575,000 with a signing ceremony.
ST. CLOUD TIMES — St. Cloud-area employment rose 0.7% over the year ending October 2019. This job growth represents an increase in 780 area jobs over the past 12 months. The recent increase in employment is coincidentally of similar size as the loss of jobs that occurred when Electrolux closed its St. Cloud production facility at ...
The St. Cloud State University wrestling team is close to breaking their own national record. The Huskies are currently riding a 52 match dual meet winning streak.
St. Cloud State President Robbyn Wacker and Associate Vice President Shahzad Ahmad joined Jay Caldwell on WJON. Shahzad works in the Center for International Studies and Multicultural Student Service
During the last several decades, two sisters have become known as area leaders in sexual assault advocacy, education and prevention. Peggy and Lee LaDue have been working in the field in Central Minnesota since the early 1990s.
Katie Strand enjoying her student teaching assignment at Pine Meadow Elementary School.
Two companies in St. Cloud will add jobs and provide further training to current employees, a move expedited by two grants awarded in collaboration with St. Cloud State University.
St. Cloud State University’s School of Education had a special guest yesterday.
A panel discussing hate crimes was held after security concerns led to a two-month delay at St. Cloud State University Wednesday at the Miller Center Auditorium.
Gov. Tim Walz had a few pieces of advice for soon-to-be-teachers at St. Cloud State University. Among them? “Stay out of the lunchroom,” he joked.
St. Cloud State University student BearPaw Shields is ecstatic that Minnesota is launching a task force on missing and murdered indigenous women.
It’s been over a year since the Coborn Healing Center opened in the CentraCare Health Plaza and the feedback has been positive. The group recently partnered with St. Cloud State nursing students.
The St. Cloud State Women’s Ice Hockey team stopped in Kasson to practice as they are on their way to Missouri.
A decorated Air Force pilot with more than 1,000 hours of flying in combat returned to his alma mater on Monday, Nov. 11 to share a special Veterans Day message with high school students, veterans and members of the community.
Composer Scott L. Miller is on the leading edge of what he anticipates will be the new way people experience music. The St. Cloud State University professor is combining live musical performance with virtual reality film and his newest work focuses on Quarry Park.
The economy is doing well and there doesn’t appear to be any reason to think that a recession is near. St. Cloud State Dean, school of Public Affairs and Economics Professor King Banaian joined me on WJON today.
Students and faculty in the Applied Behavior Analysis program are teaming up to offer a series of Parent Workshops Nov. 12-14 in Eastman Hall.
Spanish, German, French, Italian … these are all languages that might typically be taught in a public school setting, as part of an advanced learning or enrichment program.
St. Cloud State hockey player Easton Brodzinski loves to be in the outdoors and is an avid hunter and fisherman.
St. Cloud State University is again using a Jobs Skills Partnership grant from the state of Minnesota to help a couple of local companies with training their employees.
On Monday, Oct. 28, Todd Oakley’s lab invited Matt Davis to speak on his research into the evolution of ray-finned fishes in the deep sea.
St. Cloud State University has been awarded grants to help two area companies expand their businesses.
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