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Betsy MacDonald is D2 Women’s Basketball HERO of The Week

Betsy Mac nets 42 against Bemidji State, the second-highest point total in women’s Huskies Basketball history.

St. Cloud State goes from hunter to hunted

Huskies Wrestling Coach Steve Costanzo opens his 11th season at St. Cloud State with impressive credentials, leading Dana College in Nebraska to the 2006 NAIA championship and the Huskies to top 10 finishes every season since 2009.

Eyssimont trying to duplicate strong stretch

Mikey Eyssimont and his twin sister, Ana, are close. But when it comes to his college hockey career, it’s fair to say that she’s not keeping the closest of tabs on him.

Students rebuild snowmobile for nat’l competition

A six-student team, called Slick Cylinders, is redesigning the engine of a 2015 Polaris Rush snowmobile for the SAE Clean Snowmobile Challenge March 6-11 in Houghton, Michigan.

#UniteCloud uses signs, sambusa to create dialogue

#UniteCloud directors Natalie Ringsmuth and Haji Yussuf ’09 said they feel it is time to take their message of community to the next level.

Halima Aden in TIME magazine

A 19-year-old Student Government senator has earned a national news nod in TIME magazine.

Jennie-O promotes Wenderski

Nikki Wenderski ’14 has been promoted to revenue finance analyst – retail at Jennie-O Turkey Store in Willmar.

Metro Deaf School to make history with Chinese sign language

St. Cloud State University and the Metro Deaf School in St. Paul have joined forces to include deaf and hard-of-hearing students in a first-of-its-kind cross-cultural exchange.

Amid changing times, SCSU 'refreshes'

The public higher-education business model is fundamentally changing across the country. In Minnesota, limited public resources and diminished public confidence in return on investment have caused a substantial reduction in funding for higher education, resulting in an increased reliance on tuition to fund operations. Related links St. Cloud Times President’s Office In addition, as demographics shift in the Upper Midwest, ...

Harriet Bishop’s Kathryn Petri named Art Teacher of the Year

When you step inside Kathryn Petri’s art classroom at Harriet Bishop Elementary School in Savage, it could be considered a playground compared to the average classroom.

Somali-American teen to be first fully-covered Muslim contestant in Miss Minnesota USA

While other contestants don revealing bikinis during the swimsuit portion of the competition this weekend, she will cover her body from neck to wrist to ankle.

A goaltender who needed to be saved from addiction

This time, the goalie needed saving. Former St. Cloud State University goaltender Brian Leitza had a fall from grace that he could not have comprehended when he was playing hockey.

True Story: Fake News A Big Problem On Facebook

Before you “like”, “share”, or “click” on a story you see on Facebook take the time to find out if it’s real. Fake news stories have become big business on the social media site, and they’ve fooled people into sharing bogus stories thousands of times.

Moorhead's Borgen finding success at St. Cloud State

It has been a wild year for Moorhead native Will Borgen.

SCSU grad program on the move to Plymouth

Northwest Community Television — The St. Cloud State’s Twin Cities Graduate Center is currently located in an office complex in Maple Grove, but that will soon change when the lease expires. Come January, the Graduate Center will relocate to Plymouth, just off Highway 169 and Rockford Road, where it will offer graduate programs to a growing ...

SCSU Survey: Clinton is favored among MN voters

Hillary Clinton is the favored presidential candidate in Minnesota according to St. Cloud State University.

Survey: Clinton leads Trump among potential Minnesota voters

A new survey by a Minnesota university shows that Hillary Clinton has a significant lead over Donald Trump among potential Minnesota voters.

SCSU Survey: Clinton leads among potential Minnesota voters

A new St. Cloud State University poll suggests Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is the favorite among likely Minnesota voters. The SCSU Survey shows Clinton with a 46 to 35 percent lead over Republican Donald Trump.

Gov. Mark Dayton encourages voters in St. Cloud

November 8 is Election Day, and to encourage voter turnout, Minnesota State Gov. Mark Dayton visited St. Cloud State University to rally democratic voters.

SCSU survey: Minnesotans favor Clinton

A statewide survey conducted by St. Cloud State University found Minnesotans favor Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump for president by a considerable margin, with women voters heavily weighted toward Clinton.

St. Cloud State students discuss refugee-resettlement with expert

A woman who has dedicated her time to understanding and helping refugees spoke at St. Cloud State University Tuesday afternoon.

SCSU’s American Indian Center supporting protesters of North Dakota oil pipeline

Emily Olson is a graduate assistant at the American Indian Center at St. Cloud State University. She says finding a resolution is going to be difficult.

25 years later, Halloween storm of 1991 stands out

St. Cloud got 13.3 inches of snow. It is the 15th biggest storm in the city’s history according to Bob Weisman, St. Cloud State University meteorologist.

Ancient bison skeleton finds home in Jamestown

The last archaeological dig was conducted by St. Cloud State University in 1984, when Samantha was discovered.

SCSU sorority hosting capes for kids event

A St. Cloud State University sorority is putting the needs of kids first.

 
 
 
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