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The next generation of problem solvers will be putting their skills to the test this weekend. St. Cloud State University kicked off their second Huskies Invent event on Friday night.

Criminal Justice alumna Hannah Mishler is a conservation officer with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources working to make sure anglers in northern Minnesota play by the rules.
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Central Minnesotans of all backgrounds gathered for a celebration at Apollo High School on Saturday. The St. Cloud State University American Indian Center held their 25th annual Spring Powwow.

On March 21, students from the St. Cloud State’s Forensics class met with cybersecurity professionals from Minnesota IT Services (MNIT). The students toured the State of Minnesota’s Security Forensics Lab and the Security Operations Center (SOC).

Chris Fenske ’17 earned recognition as a 2019 Administrator of Excellence from the Minnesota Association of School Administrators.

David Menzhuber was born and raised in St. Cloud. He graduated from Cathedral High School in 1968 and enrolled at St. Cloud State University for a year.

Business Communications faculty member Emil Towner and his family are moving to a new tiny house in Avon.

The women’s choirs of four Minnesota universities are coming together to raise money for advocacy and bring awareness to issues involving domestic violence.
St. Cloud State junior forward Ryan Poehling signed a contract Sunday to play with the Montreal Canadiens organization.

Members of the community celebrated the variety of cultural backgrounds present in greater central Minnesota on Wednesday night.

There is something cooking inside Garvey Commons at St. Cloud State University and it’s not for the students.

Journalist Mick Hatten of Forum Communications Co. earned the second annual NCHC media excellence award during the conference’s year-end banquet Thursday, March 21, in St. Paul.

St. Cloud State has a date in Fargo. Minnesota Duluth has an appointment in Allentown, Pa. And Minnesota State has a rendezvous in Providence, R.I. Together, if the three top NCAA men’s hockey tournament seeds take care of business and win two games each, they’ll be shuffling off to Buffalo for the Frozen Four.

A Minneapolis nonprofit wants to raise the visibility and civic participation of Muslim women, according to one of its co-founders who spoke Wednesday at St. Cloud State University.

One week after the Christchurch mosque shootings in New Zealand, St. Cloud State University held a solidarity event for the local community in Atwood Mall.

St. Cloud State University has selected a permanent provost.

Notre Dame graduate Jake Barzowski fell short of accomplishing some of his goals in high school, but accomplished one this March with the St. Cloud State Wrestling team.

This weekend 500 students from central Minnesota will be taking their history lessons out of the classroom and showing off their research skills at St. Cloud State University.

The word “dynasty” can often times be thrown around, but it’s the perfect word to describe the St. Cloud State Wrestling team.

John Mariucci and Herb Brooks, considered the godfathers of modern college hockey in Minnesota, never could have envisioned this in their lifetimes. But when Coach Bob Motzko left St. Cloud State after last season to succeed the retiring Don Lucia at the University of Minnesota, he arguably made a lateral move, not a step up.

St. Cloud State University is celebrating its sesquicentennial this year. Once a month Archivist Tom Steman comes on the News @ Noon Show on WJON to talk about the long history of the school. Tuesday the topic was the school’s presidents.

Just short of two years following the death of prominent Pine River archaeologist Douglas Birk, St. Cloud State University is immortalizing and continuing his work with the Feb. 15 dedication of the Douglas A. Birk collection at SCSU.

Forget this week’s Champions League, the real football action was played out on a pitch a furlong long in a game packed with thrills, spills and no-holds-barred tackling.

Winona native Dr. Christopher Mechell will present a classical piano benefit concert for the Minnesota Conservatory for the Arts (MCA).

Sydney Albertson shares her story as a St. Cloud State psychology major with the Fergus Falls Journal as part of their Dollars for Scholars series.
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