Huskies in the news

“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.

All things considered, St. Cloud State head coach Steve Costanzo was pleased with how things ended at the NCAA Division II national wrestling championships.

Auto Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) has affected over 1,000,000 people in the United States since the early 1980’s.

World renowned flutist Barbara Held will perform in collaboration with video artist Benton C. Bainbridge, filling the local stage with acoustic and electronic sounds that create a visual spectacular.

Minnesota’s Kenneth Cooksey ’78 is bringing his creative risk solutions, broad industry reach, and deep Midwest insurance roots to Alliant.

Tuesday the NWHL announced its awards of the 2016-17 season, despite blizzard conditions locking down the entire Northeast of the United States.

Piper Shaw was involved with speech throughout high school at St. Cloud Tech High School, and it was choosing to attend St. Cloud State University that has given her the opportunity to give back and stay involved.

In the current atmosphere of political uncertainty, St. Cloud State University students and members of the LGBT community are looking to the history of the AIDS epidemic to remember how change often happens in bits and pieces.

The NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships are set for Friday and Saturday in Birmingham, Alabama. St. Cloud State has won the last two NCAA Championships and has been ranked No. 1 all season.

In the run-up to Apollo High School’s 50th anniversary, Peter Hamerlinck ’89 is working to form an alumni association for the school in northwest St. Cloud.

Devinder Malhotra, former St. Cloud State provost, is the interim chancellor of the Minnesota State system.

Political science major Halimo Mire, Monticello, and student group OptIntoAction are combating violent extremism. The class is part of Linda Butenhoff’s POL 440 class.

Two days after her husband was shot to death in an Olathe bar, the widow of Srinivas Kuchibhotla on Friday publicly sought answers to what she perceived was a spread in American hate crimes.

Former men’s hockey star inks deal with NHL’s Red Wings.

Tirthankar Ghosh, a professor of computer science and information technology, is part of regional effort to promote the cybersecurity profession.

Political science major Halimo Mire is an American. Her agenda: Pluralism and tolerance.

There is a new interactive exhibit in town that ties technology with the stories of immigrants.

Minnesota woman has slept through the majority of the last five years of her life because of a rare condition sometimes called Sleeping Beauty Syndrome.

Lieutenant Governor Tina Smith stopped by St. Cloud State University Thursday to talk with students and staff about tuition costs, student debt and how the state is planning to invest in higher education.

From health care to cybersecurity, ideas and innovation know no bounds. That is the message organizers of the 55th annual Winter Institute hosted by St. Cloud State University want participants to walk away with.

Katie Fitzgerald ’16 was in awe of the weekend because she knows she nearly did not play competitive hockey this season.

Surveying Mapping Science alumnus Eric Schmitt ’12 is the new Houston County surveyor.

Former student Halima Aden makes her Fashion Week debute walking in Yeezy Season 5.