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While hair metal was king on the U.S. music scene, Nimco Yasin was performing around the world with some of Somalia’s most talented singers and dancers.
Jeff Buffetta ’98 hates to say “me’’ when he talks about the success of the Mountain Iron-Buhl girls basketball program.
The National Sports Center provided another memorable spring weekend during the Stick it to Cancer hockey tournament from April 7-9. Huskies participated in a celebrity hockey game as part of the tournament.
On March 31, the St. Cloud State University senior received a Crystal Pillar Award in a ceremony in Bloomington, Minn., from the Upper Midwest Emmy Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
It started as a persistent itching in her feet that kept her awake at night and then was misdiagnosed as auto-immune hepatitis and liver damage from what doctors suspected was alcohol and drug abuse.
Living on campus, St. Cloud State University junior Lauren Horan is a five minute walk from her classes, but what she loves most is being a part of college life.
Business leaders in the community are meeting with local college students to hear their next great business idea.
St. Cloud State University’s American Indian Center hosted its 24th Annual Spring Pow Wow on Saturday.
Ryan Papa is looking to improve his chances of playing pro hockey and get his master of business administration degree in one school year.
The weather has made it feel differently, but Ben Storm is playing hockey professionally.
One of the most noble professions has hit hard times in Minnesota recently. A teacher shortage has hit the state hard, and districts both small and large are having a difficult time hiring new teachers and retaining experienced ones.
The Detroit Red Wings announced Wednesday that they have signed St. Cloud State freshman defenseman Dennis Cholowski to a three-year, entry-level contract.
St. Cloud State center, No. 14 on Central Scouting midterm ranking, to play for U.S. at tournament. Two players ranked in the top 30 in NHL Central Scouting’s midterm ranking will play for the United States at the 2017 IIHF World Under-18 Championship.
A Sauk Rapids-Rice High School graduate, Kayela Steiner wanted to see the world during her college career and decided to attend St. Cloud State University to live at home and save money.
The Rev. Courtney Young says it’s easy for people to look at competition and feel it is not a humble practice. That’s what makes the most recent competition Young entered out of the ordinary. It’s an international preaching competition.
A search for missing St. Cloud State University student Jesse Dady may be over Friday night, after Stearns County divers recovered a body in the Mississippi River shortly after 6 p.m., officials said.
St. Cloud State alumnus, supporter and donor Robert “Bob” Goff dead at 80.
The search expands, beneath the waters of the Mississippi River, for Jesse Dady, 21.
Surveillance video suggests missing St. Cloud State student Jesse Dady walked on the railroad bridge over the Mississippi River early Saturday and possibly fell into the river
Two decades of Vikings football hits and misses are documented by junior Bailey Cossairt.
St. Cloud Times editorial by Ashish Vaidya, interim president.
Jesse Dady, 21, is a biochemistry major and graduate of Princeton High School.
“We’ve grown to a point where we are at capacity in our current facility. I jokingly say we either have to expand, or stand at the door and tell every fifth customer they can’t come in!” said Jennifer Dierkes ’98, co-owner of McDonald’s Meats, Clear Lake, Minnesota.
Search continues for missing biochemistry major, Jesse Dady, 21.
Mayor Dave Kleis ’89 will use the $25 million YMCA under construction in north St. Cloud as the stage for his 12:30 p.m. April 11 State of the City Address.
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