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For the past five years Kim Vlaisavljevich has been preparing for a possible campaign for a seat on the Bloomington City Council, but she points to her childhood as the catalyst for her career as a city official.
Rachel (Kathman) Oelke ’01 is leveraging her mass comm degree at a top Minnesota shopping destination.
Incoming student Amy Barber is invited to join the St. Cloud Times Editorial Board as a student this summer.
St. Cloud State student Nathan Anderson is one of an unknown number of college students trying to overcome criminal histories.
Brooks Bertsch, who graduated in 2015 with a finance degree, has accepted a position as an assistant video coordinator with the Los Angeles Kings.
Ten-time All-American is is training at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, California.
Miller, a 10-time All-American, earned a nursing degree. She is an operating room nurse at United Hospital, St. Paul.
Military veterans can face challenges finding time for fun, especially when they’re parents. A student and multiple departments at St. Cloud State University are working to relieve some of that pressure.
A solar-powered spacecraft is circling Jupiter on a mission to map the huge planet and explore its gravity and magnetic fields. Several St. Cloud State students and professors are watching the Juno spacecraft mission closely, due to their involvement with a local project that involves studying Jupiter via radio signals.
Phillip Klaphake has numerous ties to the area, from being arguably the greatest quarterback in St. Cloud State history to participating in three sports at Princeton High School. Fresh off of earning his master’s degree in educational administration and leadership at SCSU, the 26-year-old also sought a new challenge closer to home after being an ...
It’s fair to say Heather Miller-Koch is all in when it comes to the former St. Cloud State University track and field standout’s bid to make the U.S. Olympic Team.
Rapid City’s chief of police in May obtained a master’s degree in public safety executive leadership, designed to strengthen leadership skills and public safety knowledge.
The St. Cloud State women’s hockey team has announced the addition of four players to its roster for the 2016-17 season. And one of them boasts an Olympic medal.
A former St. Cloud State University athlete will be competing for a spot on the U.S. Olympic team.
Attracting new businesses and the talent for growth was the focus of a meeting in La Crescent on Wednesday morning.
Ethan Prow didn’t have to go far to get to college. By his estimate, the journey took approximately 10 minutes.
Alumna Jessie Bolinger ’13 is teaching in a Preschool on Wheels program.
Ashish Vaidya has taken over as interim president of St. Cloud State University. He was named to the position last week, shortly after president Earl Potter III was killed in a car crash in the Twin Cities. Tom Weber talked with Vaidya about the future of SCSU.
Carol Brash is giving a talk as part of the “A Brush with Beauty: Painting in the Chinese Tradition” exhibit’s Explore the Exhibition event at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum.
Alumnus Alex Guggenberger ’10 is named Anoka county assessor.
Veteran wildlife rehabilitator is a former St. Cloud State faculty member.
Healthcare careers outreach at Scrubs Camp
St. Cloud Times staffers riff on the late Earl H. Potter III.
Willie Jett, superintendent of St. Cloud schools, remembers the late Earl H. Potter III.
Boyd Huppert’s television report on the June 17 memorial service for Earl H. Potter III.
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