Marco City Council selects four city manager finalists
St, Cloud State alum William Malinen is a finalist for the position of city manager in Marco Island in Florida.
School of Public Affairs news
As CentraCare’s economic impact grows, so do workforce shortage concerns
ST CLOUD TIMES — For the first time in the history of its annual report to the community, CentraCare Health invited local economists to be part of Wednesday’s presentation. St. Cloud State University’s King Banaian and St. Benedict/St. John’s University’s Louis Johnston shared a stage at the River’s Edge Convention Center with CentraCare Health President
NCTC, SCSU celebrate partnership, NSF grant
Northland Community and Technical College (NCTC) and St. Cloud State University partner to enhance geospatial information technology (GIT) and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS)education in the region and develop educational pathways for students.
NCTC and St. Cloud State earn grant for unmanned aircraft systems, geospatial education
Northland Community and Technical College (NCTC) in partnership with St. Cloud State University earned an almost $600,000 grant from the National Science Foundation, Advanced Technological Education (ATE) division for the advancement of geospatial information technology (GIT) and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) education and training.
Conference explores how police, partners can bridge divides
The second annual Police and Social Services Conference will look at how police and social services can work together to bridge divides in the community Sept. 28.
Criminal justice alumnus, student take oath of office in Anoka County
All aboard! Rolling St. Cloud’s Northstar Extension back on track
School of Public Affairs Dean King Banaian shares his thoughts for a story on whether St. Cloud is ready for a rail extension.
Local police sergeant has a heart for children, community
WJON In-Depth: Is our perception of crime in St. Cloud reality?
St. Cloud State University helped the city of St. Cloud determine the perception of safety in the city by conducting a commissioned survey earlier this year.
Survey shows good economic news for region
The majority of Minnesota is expected to continue to experience strong economic growth over the next several months, according to new economic reviews and forecasts released Thursday by Secretary of State Steve Simon and the St. Cloud State University School of Public Affairs Research Institute.
