A new exhibit “Resonance of Floating Bodies by Joe Smith” opens Jan. 18 in the Kiehle Gallery on the St. Cloud State University campus.
The exhibit runs through Feb. 16 and explores the connections between the liminal spaces between objects being and non-being.
Winners for the Miller Center Student Art Show were announced Nov. 17 on the first floor of the James W. Miller Learning Resources Center, with Isaiah Okongo taking first prize for his pen and ink drawing of the Granite Exchange Building in downtown St. Cloud.
Left-Hand Paths” an exhibit by David Ruhlman and Andy Messerschmidt opens Aug. 24 in the Kiehle Gallery on the St. Cloud State University campus.
Championing a St. Cloud State faculty of extraordinary teacher-scholars is a key pillar of the University’s It’s Time strategic framework for making St. Cloud State the region’s university of choice.
Musical notes, specifically composed for Fergus Falls, can be plucked from the air while enjoying the city’s walking spaces.
Scott Miller, a professor of music at St. Cloud State University for the past 28 years, grew up in New York and moved to Minnesota where he received his Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota.
So far, Miller has created three soundwalks: At the University of Minnesota, in Minneapolis and in Fergus Falls. A soundwalk is a musical experience using GPS tracking from a phone that will cue up music strategically placed into his app, SonARIII .
BRAINERD DISPATCH — The year was 1933, and in the midst of the Great Depression, a slew of bank robberies swept the Midwest, and Minnesota was not immune. Newspaper headlines in bold black letters tell of five gunmen robbing First National in Brainerd; $5,000 is taken from a Starbuck bank. And in May of 1933,
St. Cloud State faculty members shared what it means to them to be a faculty scholar at this winter’s Convocation. St. Cloud State offers a Teacher Scholar Event Series designed to support the development of our teacher-scholar framework by celebrating and showcasing research and scholarly and creative works of St. Cloud State University faculty, staff,
St. Cloud State University students were honored and recognized during a reception in the Kiehle Gallery in the Kiehle Visual Arts Center on April 19 to kick off the 56th annual Juried Student Exhibition.
The 56th annual Juried Student Exhibition opens with a reception at 1:30 p.m. April 19 in Kiehle Gallery in the Kiehle Visual Arts Center at St. Cloud State University.
Already living in a pandemic, rainstorms and a tornado warning weren’t about to stop spring and summer 2020 graduates on Friday as they returned to campus to cross the commencement stage.
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