Our Canadian connections
A member of Parliament, a war hero, a geologist, an award-winning professor and two physicians — meet a few of the St. Cloud State people with connections to Canada.
School of Public Affairs news
Top north Minneapolis lieutenant is appointed Fourth Precinct inspector
Aaron Biard ’94, a veteran Minneapolis police lieutenant whose 22-year department career included duty in training, traffic and sex crime units, was named 4th Precinct Inspector Tuesday.
Gudmundson picks Lentz as chief deputy
Criminal justice studies graduate is the new No. 2 for Stearns County Sheriff’s Department.
Archaeology presentation set at Little Elk in Morrison County
The Morrison County Historical Society has invited Rob Mann, anthropology professor at St. Cloud State University, to speak May 20 about archaeology at the Little Elk Heritage Preserve.
Women’s center hires new leader: Wussow no stranger to domestic violence prevention
As a probation agent, Shannon Wussow’s job was to monitor those sentenced for domestic violence offenses.
Savage council approves four police appointments
The Savage Police Department will have four new faces starting next week thanks to a series of appointments at last week’s Savage City Council meeting.
SCSU Survey: Majority of Minnesotans with memory problems get the help they need
The majority of Minnesotans with memory problems and their caregivers are getting the help they need according to a report released in May by the SCSU Survey.
University, community earn Campus Compact awards
CAPS officers bring safety training to St. Cloud State
St. Cloud’s Campus Area Police Services (CAPS) officers are helping women stay safe on campus through Rape Aggression Defense classes.
Immigration under Trump
Refugees and immigrants: A University of St. Thomas law professor outlines the present and suggests the future.
