University News

Refugees and immigrants: A University of St. Thomas law professor outlines the present and suggests the future.

St. Cloud State at Plymouth — the University’s graduate center at Rockford Road and U.S. Highway 169 — is hosting a grand opening 4 p.m. March 15.

The National Library of Medicine’s traveling exhibit Surviving and Thriving: AIDS, Politics and Culture opens March 13 at the Miller Center Library at St. Cloud State.

Good Shepherd Community earned a Stars Among Us Quality Award from LeadingAge Minnesota for a partnership with St. Cloud State University’s Her Story, Her Song project.

Sound and image “conduct” one another in “Pausa,” an exhibition by Central Minnesota native Barbara Held and Bronx resident Benton C. Bainbridge opening March 20 in the Kiehle Gallery in St. Cloud State University’s Kiehle Visual Arts Center.

St. Cloud State University’s Veterans Resource Center earned a $14,200 grant from the Tee It Up For The Troops (TIUFTT) organization to help efforts toward assisting student veterans with scholarships, aiding veterans who have been through traumatic experiences so they can persist in college and funding for the student veteran emergency relief fund.

Your path to a career in the medtech world begins at our graduate education info session March 9 in Plymouth.

Taking generals during Summer Sessions allowed senior nursing student Hannah Forrest focus on her major courses during the semester.

St. Cloud State Husky DECA took home nine top-three finishes at the Minnesota Collegiate DECA State Career Development Conference Feb. 16-17 in Brooklyn Park.

Thirty-eight selected supervisors and managers of Mille Lacs Corporate Ventures and members of Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe are the first cohort to complete the Introduction to Business Leadership project.

Three finalists for the associate provost of Graduate and Professional Education will visit St. Cloud State University in February and March.

Sociology major Madilyne Wegener testified about the financial challenges students face. “Instead of burdening students financially, we should be empowering them,” said Wegener, who hails from Waite Park. “And, a lot of that comes from not worrying about money.”

The St. Cloud State University Wind Ensemble and Campus Band will perform “I ♥ NY”, at 7:30 p.m. March 2 in Stewart Hall’s Ritsche Auditorium.

Our mass communications majors will be side-by-side with students from universities such as Arizona State, Penn State, Oklahoma State and Illinois State at the 2017 BEA Festival of Media Arts.

Musical and visual art come together in a performance of music by living composers and visual art by St. Cloud State University faculty member Peter Happel Christian.

Hear findings from “Speaking for Ourselves,” a study of Minnesota immigrants by Wilder Research, St. Paul.

A shy, quiet Becker High School student came to St. Cloud State University four years ago, but a confident and outgoing woman will graduate this May.

Jessica Young chose St. Cloud State University in order to swim and get her nursing degree.

Oscar Wilde’s Biblical tragedy “Salome” is being brought to the Performing Arts Center’s Center Stage by students Feb. 21-26.

Piper Shaw was involved with speech throughout high school at St. Cloud Tech High School, and it was choosing to attend St. Cloud State University that has given her the opportunity to give back and stay involved.