University News

The foam was flying, the bass was thumping, and the party was rocking on the Atwood Mall for Huskychella Foam Dance Party. The Huskies First Four Weeks event was presented by the Department of Campus Involvement and the University Program Board. For more Huskies First Four Weeks events, visit https://scsu.mn/1st4weeks.

When a pair of knee injuries put a halt to Chandler Wilson’s athletic and football career at St. Cloud State, he quickly shifted his focus to academics and what he wanted to do once he earned his degree from the University. Graduating from St. Cloud State while majoring in political science in 2009, that degree has ...

Former St. Cloud State University student-athlete Chelsea Nooker has jumped right into her profession since majoring in health and physical education in 2017,  teaching over 6,000 miles away from the University where she earned her degree.

St. Cloud State University’s Class of 2023 began a new tradition Aug. 23— a tradition designed to keep the incoming class focused on their graduation. 

Nicholas Lengyel, a veteran, parent and graduate student, explains what the services available in the Center for Health and Wellness Innovation mean for student veterans at St. Cloud State University as they transition from the military to civilian life.

At the Eastman Hall Ribbon Cutting, Student Government President Kridish Uprety thanks the faculty, staff, legislators and others who made the renovated Eastman Hall a reality to serve students.

As St. Cloud State University continues its Sesquicentennial celebrations this fall, President Robbyn Wacker is looking ahead to how to best serve students in the future. 

More than 88 years after its dedication in 1930, a building with “good bones”, was hailed again with a re-dedication as the new home of the Center for Health and Wellness Innovation. 

On the eve of a new dual enrollment program launching this fall with St. Cloud Technical & Community College, land surveying students Gregory Ross and Tyler Elness reflect on their summer internship experiences. Everywhere we go, everywhere we look – businesses, houses, apartments, parks, roads – the work of a land surveyor evaluated where it is ...

Dining services provider Chartwells is launching a new program designed to help students with food insecurities this fall.

For Kridish Uprety, coming to America to attend college has been a goal of his since high school. As an international student from Nepal and having been through Nepali public education system amidst political turmoil, Uprety saw the U.S. as the best fit to continue his education.

In late June and early July, St. Cloud State University’s Alumni Relations office, in collaboration with its Center for International Studies, offered its alumni the opportunity to return to England and the Alnwick Castle as part of the Alumni Alnwick Experience.

Monica Bugbee spent the summer putting her Cultural Resources Management skills into practice through an internship at Canyons of the Ancients National Monument Visitor Center and Museum in southwest Colorado. 

Nahan Printing celebrates the opening of its new training center made possible by a DEED grant awarded to St. Cloud State University under the Job Skills Partnership.

Professor Marina Cetkovic-Cvrlje has earned the mid-career Council on Undergraduate Research Biology Division Mentor Award.

Anabranch is a new community lecture series to connect faculty and other experts with community members in St. Cloud to share their expertise and lead discussions.

This May Andrew ’19 and John Dahlberg ’19 launched a business to help bring stress-relief and good sleep to people across the region through Remedy Club — a subscription service that brings members supplements, teas, vitamins and soaps designed to improve sleep and relieve stress.

St. Cloud State University will work alongside Northland Technical & Community College and four other partner agencies on a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant in the amount of $7 million. The grant funds the National Center for Autonomous Technologies (NCAT) and will be primarily housed with the aerospace program at Northland. ­ The NCAT will focus on ...

Two alumni and Professor Matt Julius will be among the speakers at the third annual TEDxStCloud Oct. 10.

St. Cloud State University students, faculty and staff helped the city of St. Cloud honor the region’s first residents with the installation of a historical marker in recognition of the Dakota and Ojibwe people who first lived in Central Minnesota.