Huskies in the news

The president of St. Cloud State University died Monday night in a one-vehicle rollover crash, said Steven Rosenstone, chancellor of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities.

Friends, colleagues and community leaders remember St. Cloud State University President Earl H. Potter III, at a press conference on campus Tuesday.

St. Cloud State University’s President, Earl H. Potter III died on Monday night in a one-vehicle crash, according to a statement from Chancellor Steven Rosenstone.

Earl H. Potter III, the president of Minnesota’s St. Cloud State University, died in a highway crash. He was 69.

One of the first conversations that St. Cloud Mayor Dave Kleis had with Earl H. Potter III was right before move-in weekend after Potter had become St. Cloud State University president.

St. Cloud State is mourning the death of university president Earl H. Potter III, who died in a rollover crash in Brooklyn Center, Minn. on Monday evening.

St. Cloud State University President Earl H. Potter III was killed in a car crash Monday while en route to the Twin Cities for a meeting with the foundation board chair, the school announced.

The president of St. Cloud State University died in a fatal rollover crash Monday evening, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.

St. Cloud State University President Earl Potter III was killed Monday in a crash on his way to a meeting in the Twin Cities, the chancellor of the Minnesota State College and University System Steven Rosenstone said.

St. Cloud State University remembers President Earl H. Potter III after his death Monday evening.

Local “stars” will compete in a “Dancing with the Stars” style event on June 20 to raise money to support women and girls.

Journalism and geography major Jessie Wade is a summer intern at the St. Cloud Times.

Gov. Mark Dayton told a crowd Friday that public investment in higher education is the most important one Minnesotans can make.

St. Cloud area firms remain optimistic about future economic conditions as business activity appears to have improved in recent months.

Given the current positive state of the local economy, St. Cloud State University economist King Banaian is considering revising his remarks of a possible recession made at the 2016 Winter Institute.

Faculty member Matthew Davis is the lead investigator on a study of bioluminescence in fish.

They won a prestigious broadcast media award, but don’t expect members of Husky Productions to brag.

Xcel Energy customers are paying $5.5 million for research at Minnesota higher education institutions through the company’s Renewable Development Fund.

Former St. Cloud State University Foundation board member Jim Anderson and wife, Linnea, earned the Brainerd Lakes Area Community Foundation’s 2016 Award in Philanthropy recipients.

Three St. Cloud State graduates are among the 2016 retirees from the Pine River-Backus School District.

Alumna Jamie Trachsel ’02 has been named head softball coach at Iowa State University.

Biology faculty member Matthew Davis is the lead researcher on a study of bioluminescent fish.

If you needed any proof that Broadway is still going strong, the Broadway show “Hamilton” is on pace to eventually generate $1 billion in sales. Hamilton and other shows continue to be New York destinations.

Do household chemicals and prescription drugs leaching into Minnesota waters pose a serious risk to fish? Researchers are asking that question now, and they’re digging into the role faulty septic systems might play.

At the end of a week where sexual violence and its consequences have been all over national news and social media, representatives from area college campuses will participate in a first-of-its-kind Campus Sexual Violence Prevention Summit this week.