Huskies in the news

Despite having two decades under his belt as an artist, Mondloch said he is “always trying to evolve.” That innovative spirit is what led him to his recently completed project, #PaintItForward — an effort that is tied uniquely and inextricably to the St. Cloud community.

St. Cloud State University alumna Sunayana “Nani” Dumala speaks about the death of her husband, Srinivas Kuchibhotla.

Steve Hammer, who for more than 30 years was the public address announcer for St. Cloud State football and men’s basketball games, has died.

Through culture events students are showcasing their traditions and embracing their differences.

St. Cloud State University theatre alumni Loretta Simonet is going on tour with her husband, Curtis Teague.

While Hagrid hasn’t come busting down our door with a one-way ticket to Hogwarts, Muggles who love the Potter series—you know you’re a superfan if you can appreciate these Harry Potter jokes—can come pretty close at St. Cloud State University.

St. Cloud State University alumni have art exhibits on display on both the Hutchinson and the Wilmar Ridgewater campus.

This year, St. Cloud showcased our beautiful city, nestled on either bank of the Mississippi River. What better way to remember this important event than with an original piece of art, created by local artists.

St. Cloud State University is considered a hub of activity in the St. Cloud area. With over 250 organizations on campus, there are many activities to partake in, learn from and enjoy. Most of them are free and open to the broader community.

St. Cloud State University has again been voted the Best College in Central Minnesota. Several alumni-owned businesses also recognized as the Best of Central Minnesota.

On Wednesday morning a Spanish-speaking adult walked through the doors of Jefferson Elementary and was greeted by an energetic, Spanish-speaking principal, the school’s new principal: Yesica Louis.

Celebration at North Hennepin Community College recognizes ACCESS STEM partnership and $5 million grant from the National Science Foundation.

ST CLOUD TIMES – On May 10, 2016, Karina Kern ’13  experienced the worst day of her life. Two months later, she relived it. And again. And again. And again. Kern lost her mother on that day in May, and that July she suffered a similar loss with the death of her “second mom” Janean Thielman, mother to a ...

St. Cloud State University sports teams have partnered with the Community Outpost House and local law enforcement to be a role model for kids.

St. Cloud State University professor Carolyn Hartz is applying Aristotle’s work on friendship to character relationships in J.K. Rowling’s books about the boy wizard.

Tucked right next to Stewart Hall, along the Mississippi River bank, is a St. Cloud State University building with a very ordinary name. However, a professor on campus has started a petition to change that.

The youngest St. Cloud State University students may not remember the day of the Sept. 11 attacks, 16 years ago.

It’s the season when students gather their textbooks — and their magic wands and cauldrons — to return to school at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Curt Tryggestad would not have minded remaining the superintendent of Eden Prairie Schools. He lives in Eden Prairie and plans to keep living in the city.

The Monticello Public School District has officially hired Dr. Michael Favor, formerly the executive director of schools and student services for Robbinsdale Area Schools, as its interim superintendent.

Mick Benson’s ’66 ’87 watercolor of a tattered, inoperable Danish windmill and mill keeper’s shack won a goal metal in the Red River Watercolor Society’s juried national exhibition.

Hundreds of different clubs, sports teams and businesses showcased themselves at St. Cloud State University’s Mainstreet Wednesday.

A criminal justice alumnus and student took their oath of office in Anoka County.

As the new superintendent of the Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City School District, Nels Onstad said there isn’t much to change here.

Karina Kern ’13 sings about her emotions and experiences following the death of her mother on her new self-titled EP “Karina Kern.”