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TED Talks have become an internet sensation over the past several years, but next Thursday you will have a chance to be a part of a TED event live and in person.

Nearly one year to the day after he was originally scheduled to take the stage, Aar Maanta will perform at the Paramount Center for the Arts on Oct. 13.

Something that has become fashionable in recent years on social media is doing a countdown for a sports team’s opening night.

St. Cloud State University is gearing up for their Homecoming by inviting a star to campus.

Abigail Barr, of Ramsey, McKenna Klaphake, of Blaine, and Gabriel Legierski, of Ham Lake, were among six St. Cloud State University students who had the chance to speak with Prince Charles Sept. 13.

St. Cloud State University will hold an inauguration ceremony for their new president.

It is not every day a player from an NCAA Division II football program makes an NFL roster. Now cut that number down further for the number of those players who are able to play several seasons in the league.

Catching up on the local news between classes Thursday morning, John D. Baker found himself at a loss. The St. Cloud State University criminal justice studies professor’s disappointment followed an unprecedented press conference held by Stearns County Sheriff Don Gudmundson.

Six St. Cloud State University students were treated to a royal thrill Thursday when they had the chance to speak with Prince Charles at Alnwick Castle.

St. Cloud State University is celebrating 150 years as a school, opening in the fall of 1869. SCSU Archivist Tom Steman and Athletic Director Heather Weems were on the News @ Noon Show on WJON Tuesday talking about the history of athletics on campus.

Residential Life and Student Life and Development is helping students find housing after an off-campus apartment building fire.

People gathered in front of the St. Cloud State University Administrative Services building Tuesday morning for a Sept.11 flag-raising ceremony.

Beaver Island Brewing Co.’s latest release is too brew for school. Literally: Selke Pale Ale pays homage to St. Cloud State University, former university President George Selke and his namesake field, and good old-fashioned school (and city) spirit.

Beaver Island Brewing Company has released a new creation to help St. Cloud State University celebrate its 150th anniversary.

The new president of St. Cloud State University gives Husky high-fives to alumni, talks with her hands and carries a Curious George metal lunchbox because it’s a good conversation piece.

Ruby Cora Webster is remembered by her granddaughter as an artist and a history lover. She will be honored this October with the naming of the 51 Building in her honor.
Entrepreneurs Ryan and Rob Weber got their start while studying at St. Cloud State University and never saw a reason to leave Stearns County.

Parents said goodbye to their kids as freshman began moving into St. Cloud State University on Thursday.

The welcome wagons are out this week at St. Cloud State University. In partnership with the St. Cloud Police Department and St. Cloud Technical and Community College, groups of officials are greeting residents that live near campus.

St. Cloud State University’s new president kicked off the school’s year-long Sesquicentennial celebration at Fall Convocation on Tuesday.

President Robbyn Wacker spoke at the university’s fall convocation Tuesday at Ritsche Auditorium. The event also kicked off the university’s yearlong sesquicentennial celebration, which culminates with the university’s “birthday” on Sept. 15, 2019.

With a new president on board St. Cloud State University is ready to tackle new challenges.

Former Elk River hockey coach Tony Sarsland ’70 is set to be inducted into the Minnesota Hockey Coaches Association Hall of Fame.

Colorado State University-Pueblo has a new director of marketing, communication and community relations.

As summer winds down thousands of college students will be making their way back into town later this week.
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