Minnesota volunteers help to fill broken links in hospital supply chain
Volunteers across the state work together to make 3D printed equipment for hospitals including St. Cloud State University.
COVID-19
Facilities and cleaning staff shine as coronavirus outbreak highlights their critical work
St. Cloud State University’s staff members are working hard to keep campus building that remain open safe during COVID-19.
Tutors stay connected with remote sessions
When Anna Panek and Cheresa Bouley head to the College of Science and Engineering Tutoring Center for a session of helping students with math and science, they do so at home with Zoom.
Students help pack lunches at Boys & Girls Club
Four students put their work study time to help a good cause March 31 when they headed over to the Boys & Girls Club to help pack lunches for school children.
Campus Recreation issues Social Distancing Challenge
Campus Recreation is looking to offer a way to stay engaged and have a little fun while learning remotely with a Social Distancing Challenge April 6-12.
Students compete in virtual Data Analytics competition March 28-29
Despite social distancing orders keeping them at home, five St. Cloud State University students participated in the virtual Midwest Undergraduate Data Analytics Competition hosted March 28-29 by Minnesota State University, Mankato.
COVID-19 helpers — Making face shields for CentraCare
The College of Science and Engineering this week is partnering with CentraCare to design and manufacture much-needed face shields for doctors and nurses.
St. Cloud State building face shields for local medical workers
Medical workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic in central Minnesota will soon be donning life-saving personal protective equipment made on the campus of St. Cloud State University.
Working from home can cause efficiency concerns
As more Minnesotans are sent to work from home, many are worried about staying on task and efficient when working from home.
2020 Excellence in Leadership award winners announced
They hail from Pipestone and Lagos, Nigeria. They aspire to be educators, social workers, healthcare workers, engineers and business professionals, among other careers. The students come from three U.S. states and six countries and include representatives from all six St. Cloud State University colleges and schools and are being recognized this spring for outstanding leadership.
