Huskies in the news

Somali hip-hop collective will perform and participate in a Central Minnesota residency in October, staff from Paramount Arts announced this week.

Opening exhibitions of his work is not Wayne Claypatch’s ’92 favorite part of being an artist.

Three St. Cloud State University men’s hockey players and a hockey equipment manager have spent the last 1½ weeks asking permission to get in and out of their apartment and scrambling for a place to sleep.

Minnesota State will host a conference for veteran service providers to improve services to Minnesotans who have served the country at St. Cloud State University.

In many cases, life in the military can be an enriching experience. Boyd Forest ’64 would agree with that sentiment. The 77-year-old Lake Mills resident spent nearly three years as a member of the U.S. Army, and it readied him for much of the experiences he would have as an educator later in life.

Close your eyes during a Powderfinger concert and you hear Neil Young. Open them and you see Mark Hasbrouck ’07.

The Paramount Center for the Arts will be featuring a series of concerts that highlight Muslim cultures.

A newly awarded $500,000 grant will enable the Cedar Cultural Center to set up multiweek residencies for Somali artists at Augsburg College in Minneapolis, St. Cloud State University and Minnesota State University, Mankato.

Local TV personality Jim Shella ’76 is retiring from WISH-8 after 34 years, the news station announced Monday

Over the last week, the team camped at the site, heading down into the canyon each morning to the bottom of an eroding, 44-foot bank. Hour by hour, day by day, the mammoth began to take shape. Its right tusk curved back nearly 4 feet into a full, cream-colored skull. The fragile forehead area easily could have been ...

Garrett Raboin, Class of 2003, was hockey standout as a defenseman at Detroit Lakes, in juniors in Lincoln, Nebraska, in college at St. Cloud State University, professionally in Finland and currently as an assistant coach at his alma mater in St. Cloud.

Charlie Eisenreich ’97 ’93 ’98 and Tech High School earn Best of Central Minnesota nod.

Alumni art on exhibit through Sept. 24 at Gallery St. Germain.

The investigation could threaten the reign of Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf ’76.

Dancing and singing abound in the on-stage production of GREAT Theatre’s “Sister Act.”

In addition, the network will broadcast the NCHC tournament at Target Center in March.

Beer and wine sales to be a regular offering at hockey arena and adjacent facilities.

The dynamic duo of the dismal science deliver another definitive report on Central Minnesota business conditions.

Reporter Mick Hatten ’89 and the St. Cloud Times to host the show Wednesdays at Howie’s Sports Bar & Grill, St. Cloud.

Police shootings across the country have fanned the flames of distrust between police and community members. Now, a pair of St. Cloud State University professors of social work are trying to develop a plan to improve those relationships.

Despite strong employment growth in the St. Cloud area, the St. Cloud Area Quarterly Business Report suggests local firms’ future outlook has weakened considerably in recent months.

Scott Thompson ’11 is the new industrial arts teacher in Hancock.

Vanessa Spataro ’16 has her degree in criminal justice, is trying to get hired to be police officer and is looking to play hockey at the professional level.

When St. Cloud State volleyball coach Chad Braegelmann had Macy Weller come to his office this summer, he was taking video because he was expecting a big reaction out of his senior captain

In his report to the board, Milaca High School Principal Damian Patnode said Randy Johnson is willing to return to teach the College in the Schools Human Biology course offered in association with St. Cloud State University.