Huskies in the news

When Jordan Sefon looks around at his teammates at St. Cloud State football spring practice, he sees that everyone is younger than him. Everything has come full circle for Sefon, who was the youngest starter in the defensive backfield as a true freshman cornerback in 2012.

After spending decades blocked off to users, George Friedrich Park is moving closer to opening to the public.

Billed as a “non-offensive comedian,” Myles recalled that he backed into a career as a stand-up comedian. Originally hailing from Alabama, he attended St. Cloud State to play football, majoring in psychology and much to his own surprise, theater.

The world of creative expression got a little bigger when Dan Fergus, multimedia professor at St. Cloud State, discovered Instagram.

The commercial real estate industry remains a particularly white, male business in Minnesota, standing out even in a state that’s considerably less diverse than the nation as a whole.

Sometimes when an athlete’s dad is their youth sports coach, they get a chance to do some experimenting. For instance, when St. Cloud State’s Beau Fandel was playing youth baseball, he got a chance to play many positions.

Two members of St. Cloud State University’s Husky Bass Fishing Club finished in 20th place in Saturday’s Fishing League Worldwide College Fishing tournament on Table Rock Lake in Missouri.

If Thursday’s weather cooperates, the whale will fly — theoretically.

Passion for books and baked goods intersected Tuesday during St. Cloud State University’s annual Edible Books Festival.

It was a little too good to be true for Sam Price. The former St. Cloud State women’s basketball player thought she had signed a professional contract with a team in Thessaloniki, Greece.

Bryan DeMaine grew up about 15 minutes from the Canadian border in Munich, North Dakota. So he grew up on skates and playing hockey, right?

A three-time Paralympian addressed a room of students at St. Cloud State University this (Monday) afternoon speaking on no matter the obstacle anything is possible.

The 16th edition of the race begins at 8:30 a.m. Saturday on the campus of St. Cloud State University.

Art, science and culture will combine in “Native Skywatchers – Earth Sky Connections,” a series of 12 free art workshops and classes led by four artists with Native American heritage.

Anne Mahlum, 34, founder of a string of five Washington-area fitness centers called Solidcore, knows her strengths and weaknesses. Her first taste of Washington came during her final year at St. Cloud State University in Minnesota, when she interned on Capitol Hill for then-Sen. Kent Conrad.

“Slut: The Play” is intended to prompt thought and frank discussions. The university’s Women’s Center will present the program at 7:30 p.m. Monday-Wednesday in Headley Hall.

Lisa Bergh, the new executive director at the Hutchinson Center for the Arts, described the nonprofit as “a young and dynamic arts organization rooted in innovative collaboration.”

The St. Cloud State Muslim Student Association will host a community forum with the U.S. Department of Education next week on the recent protest at Technical High School.

The American Indian Center at St. Cloud State on Saturday hosted the 22nd Annual Traditional Pow Wow. Representatives from seven Midwestern tribes participated.

Jordan Smith, the former St. Cloud State All-American outfielder is back at Double-A Akron (Ohio) in the Cleveland Indians organization.

Carolyn R. Williams, Ph.D., associate dean for multicultural affairs and STEM initiatives at St. Cloud State University, was invited to Washington, D.C., to hear congressional briefings and exhibit at STEM On the Hill Day along with a host of science and engineering societies from around the country.

Paddling instruction, life jackets and phone apps. They can help keep you safe on the water — if you remember, use them or keep them dry.

Kleis announced during the 45-minute speech a plan to reopen Friedrich Park in east St. Cloud. The park–in east St. Cloud–was closed in the mid 1970s for safety reasons.

The city is looking at a land-swap deal with St. Cloud State University. The university is interested in some city-owned land to use for parking.

In Nigeria, politicians have been known to nurture and prepare their sons and daughters to occupy political offices. In the running, Babajide Obanikoro.