St. Cloud State celebrates the class of 2020
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.
Arts news
Artist Profile: Dogfish Media’s Brian Geihl
Brian Geihl is no stranger to working through changes. He has been passionate about creating art and drawing all his life, but when he started at St. Cloud State University, he wasn’t in the studio right away.
Pressing on: Printmaking in a pandemic with St. Joseph artist Mary Bruno
Mary Bruno has always been a spitfire for the local arts community, propelling events like Shop Small Crawl and serving as director of the Visit Joetown convention and visitors bureau efforts, but what Bruno doesn’t normally share in much detail, is her own personal success.
Shirley Eichten Albrecht weaves sculptural stories at Rowe Fine Art Gallery
Basket weaver and St. Cloud State University alumna Shirley Eichten Albrecht joins the Rowe Fine Art Gallery in Sedona, Arizona.
Choir students release virtual performance
St. Cloud State University Concert Choir singers worked together to present one of their 2020 performances virtually before the end of the school year.
COVID-19 doesn’t stop SCSU theater professor from creating
For nearly three decades, St. Cloud State University associate professor of theater Jeffrey Bleam has been writing, directing and creating theatrical works for the stage.
Virtual Juried Student Art Exhibit opens
St. Cloud State University’s 54th annual Juried Student Art Exhibit opened virtually this May with a virtual gallery and an online format.
Art student earns CMBA Scholarship
Jessica Stenberg, of Big Lake, earned a $1,500 Student Arts Scholarship from the Central Minnesota Arts Board.
Huskies helping Huskies with mask making effort
The St. Cloud State University Costume Studio is usually busy this time of year putting together costumes for the last theatre performance of the year.
‘Ahoy! Murder! Dead Ahead!’ adds humor to murder mystery
Local talent Heather Mastromarco ’19 spent more than a year writing the script of “Ahoy! Murder! Dead Ahead!” for GREAT Theatre. The work debuts this month as the company’s dinner theater production at The Grands at Mulligans.
