Huskies in the news

More than 50 high school girls were up to their elbows in slime and computer guts at St. Cloud State University on Saturday.

Former roommates and SCSU alumni Shirley Shanahan and Karen Winger reunite for the Super Bowl.

Dr. Joel Shobe, an orthopedic surgeon at St. Cloud Orthopedics, and his wife, SCSU alum Susan, will both have their hands in the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea this month.

Members of Phi Kappa Tau and Delta Zeta are holding their 17th annual Freeze-A-Thon fundraiser outside Atwood Memorial Center on the SCSU campus.

St. Cloud State alum Garrett Roe to play on the U.S. men’s hockey team in the 2018 Winter Olympics.

With lows expected to be subzero this week, it’s not going to stop a group of students from helping children with serious illnesses.

St. Cloud State alumnae Shirley Shanahan and Karen Winger have been planning their Minneapolis trip for three years.

You’ll get just minutes to see a rare show in the sky Wednesday morning.

St. Cloud State University students won 12 awards in the Minnesota Newspaper Association Better Newspaper Contest.

“Murse” used to be a derogatory term for male nurses, now we’re seeing the stigma surrounding men in nursing disappear more every year.

Night markets are famous in Malaysia, and you’ll have a chance to experience what they’re like this weekend in St. Cloud.

Will Borgen, a junior defenseman at St. Cloud State, received an email from USA hockey alerting him he was on a short list of potential players to represent Team USA in PyeongChang.

Over 400 Minnesotan’s died from opioids in 2016, to combat the growing problem St. Cloud State University is hosting a week to bring awareness to all the options for people fighting addiction.

You have the opportunity to learn more about the cultures of Saudi Arabia this weekend. The Saudi Student Club at St. Cloud State University is hosting “Saudi Night” on Sunday.

MPR News — Justin Quinn, Chair of the Art Department at St. Cloud State University, says Andrew Nordin’s new exhibition at St. Germain Gallery is a “must-see.” The boldly colored, abstract images are inspired by photos Nordin took while driving across central Minnesota, commuting from home to work and back. But Quinn says Nordin has transformed ...

The 56th Annual St. Cloud State University Winter Institute is on deck for next month. The conference focuses on economic education by hosting a teacher workshop,  speakers and other sessions based on current issues.

ST. CLOUD TIMES — The Village Family Service Center has hired Alison Erickson as a therapist. Erickson provides clinical services to individuals, couples and families as well as group counseling. She specializes in working with children. Erickson graduated from St. Cloud State University with a masters of social work and is a licensed graduate social worker. She previously ...

WJON — The former head wrestling coach at St. Cloud State University is getting a national honor. John Oxton has been selected to receive the “Lifetime Service Award” from the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. Oxton was the head coach of the Huskies from 1967 through 1987. He credits a lot of his success at the program with the strong ...

Roughly one-third liberal, one-third conservative and one-third Independent. That’s the partisan breakdown in St. Cloud State University’s most recent statewide survey. 

Men’s Hockey defenseman Will Borgen is one of four college players named to the 23-player U.S. Olympic Team.

This year’s installment of an economic event at St. Cloud State University will focus on rediscovering the role of cities in growth. 

Today in our follow-up series “Whatever Happened With That?” we update you on a proposal to rename a building on the St. Cloud State University campus.

Dr. Roya Akhavan will present at this year’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Celebration on Jan. 15.

Herberger Business School alumnus competes on Netflix’s “Ultimate Beastmaster” show.

Alumnus Tony Romaine ’12 named pastor of First United Church in Little Falls.