Huskies in the news

If you want an excuse to indulge in a slice or two of pre-Thanksgiving homemade pie, Bradsgiving is the place to be Wednesday.

Melanie Lawrence, a Litchfield resident originally from Hutchinson, has spent the past 10 years teaching students the importance of physical education.

We’re now less than two months away from Hockey Day Minnesota here in St. Cloud. Spokesman Brian Schoenborn says ticket sales have been strong so far, but there’s plenty of room for everyone.

A group of St. Cloud State female athletes could spur the university to examine how it funds and structures student teams if they win their Title IX claims against the school.

SUN CURRENT — Robert W. Galler, Jr. will present research for his book about the history of Crow Creek Tribal schools at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 19, at the historic Pond House, in Pond Dakota Mission Park, 401 E. 104th St., Bloomington. Galler, a professor of history at St. Cloud State University, is a former teacher ...

THE NEWSLEADER — Hoping to improve Minnesotans’ access to healthcare, state officials Lt. Gov. Tina Smith and Human Services Commissioner Emily Piper held a town hall meeting Nov. 6 at the St. Cloud Technical and Community College to discuss the “MinnesotaCare Buy-In” proposal. A panel of speakers included Smith, Piper, State Rep. Clark Johnson, Senior Policy Advisor ...

St. Cloud State University is hosting their 2nd annual Miller Center Art Show Reception,  Thursday at 4:00 p.m. Student artist Nick Beaty says most of his photography is made when he gives up control of the process.

When Debra Keiser thinks back about career assessment tests she took in grade school, she remembers there was a definitive split in the results.

Despite recent headlines, boomers have seen progressive changes in women’s rights and equality. I had the honor of working with many successful women. This past week I talked to two of them to hear their stories.

ST. CLOUD TIMES — This year, the St. Cloud Times is taking a closer look at good-paying science, technology, engineering and mathematics-related careers experiencing rising demand in the St. Cloud area. It’s part of the project called Spark: Igniting Your Future. This month we are focused on careers in cybersecurity and computer user support. We sat down with Tirthankar Ghosh, ...

ST. CLOUD TIMES — Four women spoke about their work in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) on Oct. 4 in the Atwood Memorial Center St. Cloud State University. “We are Here: Voices of Women in STEM” was part of SCSU’s Women on Wednesday series. Two professors and two students spoke about ways women are ...

Geo-Comm and St. Cloud State University teamed up to improve safety at the Super Bowl.

Zack Fisch ’12 is expected to make his debut as an NHL play-by-play announcer in February.

A partnership between St. Cloud State University and a Mexican university is creating connections between medical technology workers in the two countries.

As Minnesota gets ready to host Super Bowl 52, some NFL history has made its way to St. Cloud State University.

Assistant Professor Bel Kambach finds a liver donor match from Puerto Rico.

St. Cloud State professor Christopher Lehman offers his input on the growing diversity in St. Cloud.

St. Cloud State alumna Jolene Foss is taking over as the new executive director of the St. Cloud Downtown Council.

St. Cloud State alumna Jennifer Daniels is vying for a seat on Mounds View School Board.

St. Cloud State alum Kristin Demery publishes fourth, and their first traditionally published book, with her sister and friend.

St, Cloud State alum William Malinen is a finalist for the position of city manager in Marco Island in Florida.

Two Alaskan Congressmen, Nicholas Begich and Hale Boggs, dead after plane crash.

Sgt. Colton Derr to be honored at the Gallantly Forward Gala after losing the battle against his PTSD.

A St. Cloud teacher and St. Cloud State grad was among seven honorees to receive an Outstanding Refugee award from the Minnesota Department of Human Services.

ST CLOUD TIMES — Frank Ringsmuth was studying photographic engineering technology at St. Cloud State University in 1973 when he was hired part-time at The Camera Shop. Ringsmuth said it was one of only two programs in the country to offer a four-year degree, and he hoped his studies would lead to a job with Kodak or ...