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St. Cloud State University’s Pakistan Student Association presents “Safr-e-Pakistan, A Journey to Pakistan” at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 24 in the Atwood Memorial Ballroom at St. Cloud State.

A renowned woman of letters makes a rare Minnesota appearance to lecture and sign books.

The Oct. 22-23 Survive and Thrive Conference at St. Cloud State has speakers, discussion panels, music, art work and workshops that will focus attention on people who deal with sudden cardiac arrest, brain injury and cancer.

The Making Strides breast cancer fundraising total is $72,286 and rising. View video and photos from the Oct. 17 walk at St. Cloud State.

Estonian sextet Ensemble U is debuting its newest work “Accretion,” composed by St. Cloud State University Professor Scott Miller, when it performs in the Creative Art Series this November at St. Cloud State.

A delegation of students, faculty and staff from the University of Macerata in Italy visited campus this October.

St. Cloud State University’s student-run Husky Productions is again teaming with FOX Sports this season to produce four live men’s hockey broadcasts airing on FOX Sports North, FOX Sports North Plus and FOX College Sports.

Bruce Hyde died Tuesday after a battle with throat cancer. He taught at St. Cloud State from 1990-2015.

The St. Cloud State University School of Education has earned a $100,000 grant to develop a year-long student teaching pilot program.

Chris Lehman article discusses 1903 vigilante acts against African Americans in southwestern Minnesota.

The St. Cloud State University’s Department of Physics and Astronomy is hosting a series of laser light shows Oct. 16-Nov. 7 in St. Cloud State’s Planetarium.

St. Cloud State University’s once again taking part in the statewide Veterans’ Voices Month initiative with a series of events planned throughout October led by student and community veterans.

KVSC’s Granite City Radio Theatre is returning for its fourth season. The variety show, including a host, comedy sketches, radio drama, trivia challenge and music, is performed live at the Pioneer Place on Fifth and is broadcasted on KVSC-FM 88.1 and HD1, as well as streamed live on KVSC.org.

“The Voice” season one winner Javier Colon is bringing his winning sound to St. Cloud State University for a University Programming Board show at 7 p.m. Oct. 22 in the Atwood Memorial Center Ballroom.

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St. Cloud State University theatre students are hard at work preparing to prepare “Art is Free” the university’s third annual devised play.

The St. Cloud State University Rehabilitation and Addiction Counseling program has earned a five-year $1 million federal Rehabilitation Long-Term Training grant for training rehabilitation and addiction counselors.

Through the month of October, St. Cloud State University is waving application fees for undergraduate applicants.

Traditional dances, songs and skits will take audience members on a journey through the culture and historically important areas of Sri Lanka when the Ayubowan Sri Lanka Organization hosts its Sri Lanka Cultural Night Oct. 3.