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University ramping-up marketing efforts for Coborn Plaza Apartments.
What are the contributing factors to student debt?
The Her Story, Her Song concert returns April 26 to Bethlehem Lutheran Church in west St. Cloud,
Meet the new director of the Veterans Resource Center at St. Cloud State.
St. Cloud State is balancing its budget for fiscal year 2017.
Get to know some of the incoming players on the 2016-17 men’s Huskies Hockey team.
St. Cloud State University economics professor King Banaian says it’s partly seasonal.
A revamped Eastman Hall would serve students, staff and the state economy well, 11 panelists said Thursday at St. Cloud State University.
A social work professor and her students are giving a voice to those who may not always be heard. St. Cloud State University students along with the Student Social Work Association and United Way of Central Minnesota created an event, Voices of Homelessness to raise awareness for homelessness.
The former Huskies goalie also will be back working for his parents, Bob Jr. and Jennifer, who own Minnehaha Falls Nursery and Landscape in south Minneapolis.
For nearly 50 years tens of thousands of students called Holes Hall at St. Cloud State University home. This weekend you can say ‘good-bye’ to the residence hall before it’s torn down. SCSU is hosting a “Remember W.W. Holes Hall” event from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. tomorrow (Saturday).
St. Cloud State University sports are going to a new home, though some of the Huskies sports have called it home before.
Have you noticed how good TV is these days? A new St. Cloud State University class offered this fall will discuss how the small screen has overtaken the big screen as the go-to for visual storytelling. TV is the New Cinema will examine television’s evolution since the turn of the millennium, making the case that TV ...
Shance Newland thought he knew what to expect when he started a job as a recreation coordinator at the Stearns County Jail. He had been a personal trainer and had studied criminal justice at St. Cloud State University. He expected weightlifting and exercise to be the most popular pastimes for inmates.
Dan Weber, assistant county administrator for Sherburne County, was recently elected to the Central Minnesota Workforce Development Board.
Kelly Kulzer-Reyes loves her lemonade, and she received national recognition for related efforts Tuesday. The Cathedral High School graduate said she never expected to have a child with Down syndrome. But she did in 2012, when her daughter Amelia was born at St. Cloud Hospital.
Shelters can be sad, scary, lonely places. For kids experiencing homelessness, the whole world is unsettled, and they often have no place to run, play or just be kids. The St. Cloud Salvation Army hopes to change that. They’ve recently started the SMART Kids program, aimed at kids of any age living in the shelter.
Last month, a group of ten student body presidents from various universities in Minnesota were sitting in the U.S. Senate gallery in Washington D.C., listening to the political leaders of the country discuss a bill on GMO’s. Among the group was St. Cloud State Student Government president Summer Vogl, who was fascinated by the exchange ...
Expect a moving experience if you go to the show currently running at the Cantor Gallery at the College of the Holy Cross.
Sixth- through ninth-grade girls and their parents received an education in science, technology, engineering and math Saturday.
The National Council for Marketing & Public Relations named James Douglass ’87 of Rochester as its 2016 National Communicator of the Year.
The three men who are running one of St. Cloud’s newest businesses say they have a big mission: Help area residents eat and feel better.
While the St. Cloud State University football team won’t change the way it approaches running the football, the backfield will still look different this fall.
St. Cloud State Dean, School of Public Affairs and Economics Professor King Banaian joined WJON to talk about gas prices,higher education, naming rights to public buildings and the sustainability of Division II Athletics.
As students hope to give a voice to homelessness, they’re dispelling their own stereotypes along the way.
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