Huskies in the news

NEW YORK TIMES — St. Cloud, Minn., might look at first blush like one of America’s all-too-familiar ailing industrial cities, struggling to hang on to jobs as its companies skip town. Electrolux’s planned closing of its chest-freezer plant next year to consolidate its operations in South Carolina was the latest blow, costing some 900 jobs. As Tama Theis, local ...

SCSU professor Christopher Lehman says he heard from school administration this week that Chancellor Devinder Malhotra has approved the renaming of the 51 Building to “Ruby Cora Webster Hall”.

St. Cloud State alumnus Choo Ng owns and runs restaurant serving healthier versions of favorite foods.

Minnesota native and longtime educator Randall Vetsch ’89 ’01 will be the new executive director of the St. Cloud charter school Athlos Academy, the school announced in a news release Tuesday.

St. Cloud State University students are giving back to the community by donating items instead of tossing them out.

You have the opportunity to learn about the country of Nigeria Saturday night in St. Cloud.

The Minnesota State Board of Trustees has recognized seven individuals, three of them at St. Cloud State University, for professional achievement and excellence.

Ron Seibring had his help all lined up — finally — to take St. Cloud State University’s Husky Dome down on Tuesday.

St. Cloud State University is trying to help students stay on track and get ahead to achieve their education goals.

St. Cloud State alumna Jane Cornell retires after 42 years of teaching.

St. Cloud State alumni Karl Nohner hired as the new principal for Sauk Rapids-Rice High School.

Alumna Kelley Weida is the Support Staff Employee of the Year in the Raymore-Peculiar School District.

Between paying for tuition and rent many college students are struggling to have enough money for food. A survey was done last year at St. Cloud State University on student hunger, the University of Minnesota’s College Student Health Survey, shows a portion of students worry about having enough money to eat.

A new St. Cloud State University mobile app is helping with safety and security on campus.

Their efforts are aligned with St. Cloud State’s 2018-19 Sesquicentennial celebration.

The Conflict Resolution Center with St. Cloud State University moderated small discussions about the drawdown and synthesized questions from people at a DNR hearing on a planned draw-down of the Sartell Pool and Little Rock Lake.

Sammi Jones ’08 knew from a young age that she wanted to be a writer but being part of a women’s roller derby team — well, that was a bit of a surprise.

From grade school teacher to dean of education, Jennifer Mueller is this week’s Rookie of the Week.

Alumnus Jason Falconer is the first Minnesota police officer ever to receive the Congressional Badge of Bravery.

Sent to live out his life behind bars at 15-years-old, former prisoner Elizer Darris is now a professional public speaker.

1,800 jobs gone. $102.6 million in labor income lost. And a $670.1 million decline in economic output. That’s the total estimated impact of the ripple effect from Electrolux’s planned 2019 closure of its St. Cloud freezer manufacturing plant.

Randi Pederson ’04 is a charter pilot in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and president of Great Planes Women in Aviation.

St. Cloud State alum Jasmine Kruschek nominated for ‘Favorite teacher’ by her student at Holy Trinity School in Pierz.

Virginia and Minnesota might seem like they’re worlds apart, but for Renata and Emi Nijiya, they couldn’t be more connected.

St. Cloud State faculty Sarah Gibson gives input on new biological discovery.