Making communities safe since 1972
The influence of the St. Cloud State Department of Criminal Justice can be seen far and wide.
School of Public Affairs news
Jaylani Hussein on Islamophobia in Minnesota
Civil-rights activist and alumnus Jaylani Hussein ’11 will present “Islamophobia in Minnesota” 5 p.m. Feb. 2 in Ritsche Auditorium.
DNR names Rodmen Smith new enforcement chief
Lt. Col. Rodmen Smith ’94, DNR assistant enforcement division director and 19-year veteran of the department, will be the agency’s new enforcement chief.
Jacob Wetterling program director to speak; Protecting children’s online footprint
On Friday, Jan. 8, Alison Feigh ’10, Program Director of the Jacob Wetterling Resource Center, a program of Gundersen National Child Protection Training Center, has been invited to speak to Ellsworth Middle School students on “Protecting Your Online Footprint.”
Report predicts Mankato region’s economy to soften
Business conditions in the greater Mankato region are expected to soften during the next several months, according to a new report from the Secretary of State’s Office.
Tight job market could mean pay raises for St. Cloud area workers
The unemployment rate remains low, which is good news for workers, but challenging for businesses looking to hire.
Mayor names Oxton assistant police chief
Jeff Oxton ’98 is named assistant chief police in the St. Cloud Police Department. Brett Mushatt ’07 is promoted to commander.
December graduates have tales to tell
As almost 1,000 fall graduates prepare for the next step, six students share their St. Cloud State story.
SCSU Survey: Minnesotans feel good about direction of state, evaluate political figures
The majority of Minnesotans believe the state is headed in the right direction according to results from the SCSU Survey.
SCSU Survey: Majority of Minnesotans want action on climate change
Results from the fall SCSU Survey once again show that the vast majority of Minnesotans believe climate change is occurring and is an important issue for the state.
