Huskies in the news

The number of sexual assaults reported to St. Cloud State University officials increased nearly five-fold from 2014 to 2015, according to the most recent campus public safety report.

Glen Tuomaala, St. Cloud State University Band Director, will present History of the St. Cloud State Bands at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 9.

St. Cloud State University students are honoring Martin Luther King Jr. through a series of community outreach events.

Brian Deyak ’89 and his start up, ProFields LLC, have helped Sartell transform its Pinecone Central Park.

Medtech adjunct professor David Amor writes a guest column on the Citizen Petition for Med Device Online.

Marty Mjelleli ’07 grew up appreciating the value of hard work. And more than once in his adult life, he’s been recognized in part because he took those lessons to heart.

St. Cloud State students work with dock and lift crew services removing docks in the area.

The students of St. Cloud State University are bringing a Norwegian parody to life on the Performing Arts Center stage.

The Minnesota State College and Universities Board of Trustees on Wednesday conferred the status of president emeritus on Earl H. Potter III, former St. Cloud State University president.

Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America (Allianz Life®) today announced it has hired an executive to join the leadership team for Allianz Investment Management (AIM) US, adding Stephanie Thomes as vice president, Head of Alternative Investments.

The Greater St. Cloud Public Safety Foundation has a tentative agreement to buy property south of the St. Cloud State University campus and create the city’s first COP House.

“We are not going to change course from what this community and our nation was founded on. We will continue to strive for a strong community.” That was Litchfield native Dave Kleis, current mayor of St. Cloud, speaking in the wake of the incident at the St. Cloud mall where a member of a minority ...

Protesters call for an end to single-employee night shifts.

The protest was about SuperAmerica’s policy that only one employee can work a night shift.

The Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal has added Dan DeBaun ’14 as its new food and beverage reporter, covering everything from restaurants and breweries to Minnesota’s biggest food companies, such as General Mills Inc. and Cargill.

The day’s events were put on by several entities, including the Minnesota Archaeological Society, Minnesota Historical Society, Office of the State Archaeologist, Maritime Heritage Minnesota and St. Cloud State University.

While attending Minnesota’s St. Cloud State University, Bart was accepted into the National Shakespeare Conservatory in Manhattan, where he later worked as a producing director. (The company folded in 1998.) He also toured as an actor with the company from the mid- to late ’80s.

“I moved to St. Cloud when I was 11. It hasn’t always been easy, but here’s why I chose to stay. “

Greg Gieser has come full circle and he’s excited about it. He opened a plumbing and heating business in earlier this year, making a return to his roots that spanned more than four decades.

Margaret Potter said she owes half of her breast cancer survival to modern medicine, the other half to her openness about the disease and support she received from the community around her.

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.