University News

Theatre students are learning from one of history’s masters of comedy as they prepare to stage Molière’s “Tartuffe.”

St. Cloud State University students can now get up close and personal with skulls from 20 different creatures without handling the often delicate originals.

St. Cloud State students and area residents are invited to travel the world Nov. 22 as the International Student Association hosts its annual Passport to the World 3-5 p.m. Nov. 22 in the Atwood Memorial Center Ballroom.

Three St. Cloud State University students brought home honors from the Upper Midwest Regional Model Arab League conference this October.

An Aquatic Toxicology Laboratory and U.S. Geological Survey study is published by the scientific journal “Environmental Toxicology & Chemistry.”

Austin Goergen and Clint Poster earned first-place finishes at a national meet that included NCAA Division I wrestlers.

St. Cloud State University and the St. Cloud State Nursing Club collected more than $1,200 for “Tackle Cancer” on Oct. 17 at the Huskies home football game versus Minot State.

America’s “laureate of civil society” will headline the 54th Winter Institute.

Three St. Cloud State University students are headed to the Emerald Isle with the help of a $2,500 scholarship from the Institution of International Education (IIE).

St. Cloud State University has again been designated a Military Friendly School by Victory Media for 2016 for being one of the nation’s top schools that provide the best college experience for student veterans.

Gerontology major Preeti Yonjon, Kathmandu, Nepal, earned the Mark M. Welter World Citizen Award.

Every corner of St. Mary’s Cathedral will be filled with the sound of voices when four St. Cloud State choirs come together with some special guests for the annual Music at St. Mary’s concert at 2 p.m. Nov. 15.

It was a sad day when Flip Saunders, Minnesota Timberwolves head coach and president of basketball operations, died on Oct. 25 from cancer at age 60. But many may not know that Flip Saunders almost came to St. Cloud State to coach the Huskies in 1984.

Meet our 2015 Computing and Engineering Scholars, recipients of two-year, $12,000 awards.

Nepali students are celebrating the major festivals of their homeland with Dashain and Tihar Night 2015.

St. Cloud State musicians put on a “Halloween Spooktacular.”

Students from Nepal, Saudi Arabia and India are among St. Cloud State’s 1,219 international students. Read the Fall 2015 international student enrollment report.

St. Cloud State University experienced an increase in its enrollment headcount for fall 2015. According to MnSCU’s 30th day enrollment report, St. Cloud State’s fall enrollment is 15,461, a modest 0.3 percent increase (28 students) from 2014. This marks a stop to four years of declining enrollments that were a result of a changing market and ...

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United we stand. Divided we fall. Students, faculty and staff celebrate inclusion, equity and fairness at St. Cloud State with a Unity Walk, focusing attention on our campus circle of respect.