Huskies in the news

On March 2, St. Cloud State University announced it was cutting six sports programs to help manage a multimillion-dollar deficit.

Ethan Prow is having the type of week that athletes maybe dream about.

Social media started buzzing for Ethan Prow while he was in class Wednesday. For the third time in four years, the St. Cloud State University men’s hockey team has a top-10 finalist for the Hobey Baker Award.

The St. Cloud State University wrestling team came into this season after capturing the first national title in the school’s history a year ago.

WJON — St. Cloud State University Political Science Professor Steve Frank joined me on WJON. Steve talked about the 5 states that will hold primaries or caucuses Tuesday.

The Minneapolis Star Tribune’s Movers & Shakers feature focuses on MedTech adjunct faculty member and MicroOptx CEO Chris Pulling.

The St. Cloud State University wrestling team captured the 2016 NCAA Division II national championship for the second consecutive season on Saturday, March 12 in Sioux Falls, S.D. The Huskies tallied 90 points to bring home the national team title and they were led by redshirt freshman Brett Velasquez, who captured first place in the ...

A poem by Waite Park resident Mary Willette Hughes describes the Quonset housing she and her husband lived in for four years. It was the student housing St. Cloud State University offered at Selke Field after World War II.

For a history lesson and chance to fund the St. Cloud State University Women’s Center, go to the Red Carpet Event Center on Wednesday. The campus center has organized a screening of “She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry” to start at 7 p.m. It is a “documentary that resurrects the buried history of the outrageous, often brilliant ...

Dede Gaetz is the new human resources manager for the City of Peoria, Arizona. Gaetz is from St. Cloud, Minn., where she served as the human resources director for the City of St. Cloud for approximately 26 years. Her experience also includes teaching senior and graduate level courses at St. Cloud State University, as well as ...

St. Paul police Senior Cmdr. Matt Toupal is crafting a summer plan for the eastern district in anticipation of the inevitable climb in crime that accompanies warmer weather. This year, he has an extra tool to help make the most of his 90 officers — the department’s first-ever intelligence analysts, former military intelligence officers now tasked ...

When Los Angeles Kings defenseman prospect Kevin Gravel got the call on February 11 to join the big club, like so many young players who get their first call up to the National Hockey League, he immediately called his parents.

Crowded, while winter camping in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, means seeing a couple of skiers glide past your site.

On a windy, much warmer day on this lake, Roger Van Surksum snagged the first bison bone with a fishing hook.

The degrees of separation between Jacob Benson and Robby Jackson started pretty wide.

A Metropolitan Airports Commission committee has recommended the current head of the Grand Rapids, Mich., airport as its new executive director.

Coaches and players on the St. Cloud State football team were still processing the impact Wednesday’s announced athletic department cuts might have on the program.

Residents will get a glimpse into the life of a Ramsey police officer in the department’s first Ramsey Police Citizen’s Academy.

St. Cloud State University freshman Phillip Ramsey said he didn’t know anyone when he came to school. Then he went to his first Husky Sports Band rehearsal.

Professor Stephen Frank is interviewed for a story on Jesse Ventura’s 1998 election.

A University of Minnesota student and a St. Cloud State student were arrested during a protest outside the Feb. 27 men’s Huskies Hockey game.

Legislator to author bill to allow beer sales at all St. Cloud State hockey games.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a reproductive health care case Wednesday.

A pair of climate-change caucus resolutions are drawing on SCSU Survey results.

Michael Casey ’89 is the new Associated Press (AP) correspondent for northern New England. Casey, 50, holds bachelor’s degrees in mass communications and political science.