“Viva Oromia: Oromo Night 2016” will be held at 5:30 p.m. Jan. 23 in the Atwood Ballroom.
A leading student-success coach is one of five speakers at the Jan. 28-31 Power in Diversity Leadership Conference.
President Earl H Potter III earns the Presidential Award from the St. Cloud NAACP at its 33rd annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Fund Banquet.
When St. Cloud State University sophomore Alexie Portz walks onto the tennis court she steps on with confidence and self-discipline knowing that she’s walking along a path paved by generations before her.
Gov. Mark Dayton’s bonding proposal, which includes $12.3 million for renovating Eastman Hall, is a “very promising start” going into the 2016 legislative session.
President Earl H. Potter III is among 109 university presidents who have signed on to the American Council on Education’s Moving the Needle: Advancing Women Leaders in Higher Education initiative.
Related links FSOT info and test registration Information sessions on the Foreign Service Officer Test (FSOT) and careers in the U.S. Department of State will be featured topics during the U.S. Department of State’s visit to St. Cloud State University Jan. 28 in Centennial Hall. The event schedule includes: Careers in the U.S. Department of State – 4 p.m., Centennial ...
The Department of Music hosted the Granite Ridge All-Conference Honor Band and Choir Festival Jan. 9.
Civil-rights activist and alumnus Jaylani Hussein ’11 will present “Islamophobia in Minnesota” 5 p.m. Feb. 2 in Ritsche Auditorium.
The Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education sponsors an exhibit on Anne Frank at the Miller Center Library to help young people connect with the 14-year-old writer.
Exceptional service and commitment to international education are the cornerstones of the everyday work of Nichole Pazdernik. St. Cloud State University’s Director of International Recruitment, Admissions and Education Abroad has been awarded the Friend of the Region Award from the National Association of Foreign Student Advisers (NAFSA).
Caring. Credit. Cooperation. Change. Those bywords formed a narrative thread at Convocation, the Jan. 7 celebration of student success that marks that start of the semester. Day and evening classes begin Jan. 11.
Following the success of the first year of the Huskies Scholarship program, St. Cloud State University Foundation and the Financial Aid Office are preparing to launch the next round of the online application, review and awards system.
In its 37th year, Trivia Weekend returns Feb. 12-14 with “Trivia Cruisin’: Racing, Road Tripping and Rock ‘n’ Roll.”
Interdisciplinary projects that bring together the worlds of art and science are being recognized by the Miller Scholars Program this spring.
St. Cloud State University will provide three free professional workshops to help assist students preparing and applying for financial aid.
Will Borgen of Moorhead spent the holidays in Helsinki, representing the United States.
About 40 students and faculty from St. Cloud State University recently visited the U.S. Embassy in Laos where they met with the Ambassador Daniel Clune, who gave them a briefing and answered questions about U.S.-Lao relations.
Christy Gilleland ’00 and Eunice Adjei-Bosempem ’06 ’10 are among the 5 Under 40 leaders honored by the St. Cloud Times.
Multimedia artists Chloe Lum and Yannick Desranleau will transform Kiehle Gallery with a presentation of sculpture and dance this January.
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