Summer Sessions classes help nursing students get ahead
Taking generals during Summer Sessions allowed senior nursing student Hannah Forrest focus on her major courses during the semester.
School of Health and Human Services news
25 years after brain hemorrhage, woman tells story
Cancer. Death. Teenage pregnancy. Twins. Sexual harassment. Divorce. Alcoholism. Domestic abuse. Infidelity. Brain hemorrhage. Coma. Paralysis.
These are the life trials of Teresa Rock ’91.
Betsy MacDonald is D2 Women’s Basketball HERO of The Week
Betsy Mac nets 42 against Bemidji State, the second-highest point total in women’s Huskies Basketball history.
Alumna to lead Haiti relief mission
Headwaters Relief Organization, Golden Valley, has worked previously in the Caribbean island nation.
Sauk Rapids hires a new athletic director
St. Cloud State hosts Scrubs Camp
About 80 high school students were on the St. Cloud State University campus June 20-22 to explore, learn and get hands-on insight into healthcare professions.
Scrubs Camp gives kids hands-on look at healthcare
Two nursing students honored by St. Cloud Hospital
Two St. Cloud State University nursing students have been recognized by the St. Cloud Hospital for their excellence in the field.
Lt. Gov. Smith: The time is now for Eastman
Minnesota Lt. Gov. Tina Smith hosted a panel Thursday in Eastman Hall in front of an audience of about 60 supporters of the buildings proposed renovation.
Having tough talks with aging parents
“The only way you’re going to know … is by asking.”
At some point, in normal parent-child relationships, the power dynamic flips. Child is caring for parent. This can be uncomfortable, uneasy, difficult to manage. One or both parties may have trouble accepting that arrangement.
