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St. Cloud State University and two Minnesota businesses will celebrate workforce development grants totaling $575,000 with a signing ceremony at 1 p.m. Dec. 13 at the St. Cloud State Welcome Center.

Three alumnae returned to campus Nov. 26 to speak to students in the CJS 111: Crime and Justice in America class, one of several practitioner presentations students experience throughout the semester.

UTVS earned two 2019 CBI National Student Production Awards at the 2019 National Student Electronic Media Convention in St. Louis.

The Biochemistry and Molecular Biology program this November earned provisional accreditation from the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

Mohamed Mahamud graduated from St. Cloud’s Apollo High School in May, now he’s working to get back to the school — next time at the head of the classroom.

Sara Magno is busy. She’s preparing to graduate this spring, applying for medical school, participating in ROTC and serving in the Army National Guard. Magno transferred to St. Cloud State University from a university in Ohio where she played NCAA Division I soccer. Learn more Biomedical Science Fighting Saints Battalion Minnesota National Guard Huskies Soccer Veterans Resource Center With two years left of ...

Applied Clinical Research graduate student Brenda Robles Espinosa was among a group of Mexican students studying in Minnesota who attended a Governor’s Reception Oct. 2.

2018-19 Philanthropic Impact Report Read about the impact donors are making at St. Cloud State University.   2018-19 Honor Roll of Donors The 2018-19 Honor Roll of Donors, companion piece to the 2018-19 Impact Report       To view the full list of content within the 2018-2019 annual Philanthropic Impact Report, click here. 

The St. Cloud State University Medical Clinic & Pharmacy earned national accreditation this fall for its high quality, full medical services in its new space in the new Center for Health & Wellness Innovation.

Elatia Zaffke is a navy veteran. She served in the navy for seven years as a sonar technician. Then she was operating the equipment — now she is studying the science that can explain how the very universe itself formed. She is studying astrophysics at St. Cloud State University. She will graduate in spring 2021 with ...

Monday marked the second and final industry talk session of the semester sponsored by the Department of Economics and Economics Association with students, faculty, and staff from disciplines across campus in attendance.

Renovation of the Administrative Services first floor common areas and student recruitment areas are being renovated to provide a new front door to prospective student and their family and an improved wayfinding for current students to access offices such as Financial Aid and Records and Registration. 

St. Cloud State University’s Center for International Studies is hosting a series of events this week in celebration of International Education Week.

Ian Ryks is the winner of the Miller Center Student Art Show for his “Splintering Essence”. 

Abby Remer is serving in the National Guard and is also a student at St. Cloud State University studying biological sciences and serving as president of the Pre-Med Club.

The St. Cloud State Alumni Association has announced that the nomination process for its 2019-2020 Alumni Awards is open now through Friday, Jan. 31, 2020.

A St. Cloud State University student and professor recently teamed up with Dlalo Games to build Math In Balance, a math app to help children learn algebra.  Math education major Victoria Pounder designed the app in her spare time with the help of Professor Melissa Hanzsek-Brill. Over eight months, Pounder designed, illustrated the app and worked ...

Around the globe and back, a hockey player's journey to St. Cloud State

St. Cloud State is 23rd among American four-year colleges for supporting and educating service members, according to a “Best for Vets” ranking by Military Times.

After being deployed overseas as an active member of the Army National Guard in 2011 while attending St. Cloud State University, Jake Kitzmann returned to St. Cloud to earn his degree in 2014 and is now working in Camp Ripley as a natural resource manager.