ST CLOUD TIMES — Do you pay more for your groceries than your friends in the Twin Cities, but less for housing? It’s a St. Cloud thing. According to data from the Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER) and shared by the St. Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce, St. Cloud residents’ grocery costs were approximately 17% higher than
Stacey Weinstein earned her bachelor’s and master’s degree in criminal justice and now teaches Department of Homeland Security federal employees physical tactics at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynco, Georgia.
Ten St. Cloud State University students participated in the seventh annual Minnesota Undergraduate Scholars Posters in St. Paul event Feb. 28 displaying their research projects in the rotunda at the state Capitol. This event provides undergraduate students the opportunity to share the results of their scholarly work with Minnesota state representatives and legislators in hopes
The 58th Annual Winter Institute was held Feb. 20-21. The topic: climate change. In addition to local economists presenting an outlook of national, state, and local economies, St. Cloud State welcomed experts in sustainability, climate change, energy economics, and health. Students, faculty, staff, community members, local business owners, as well as students and faculty from
Combining her geography major and political science minor, Jessica Craig combined two of her passions for her senior capstone project: “Towards a Less Divided Politics: Solving the problem of electoral map bias through geography.”
For the first time in his 30 years at St. Cloud State University, Andy Ditlevson, Associate Director for Employment Services for the Career Center, welcomed the Secret Service to campus. The Secret Service followed a visit by recruiters from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Tuesday.
Experts will examine and present on the economic impact of climate change during this year’s Winter Institute, hosted by St. Cloud State University.
If you’re looking at the local economy in the same way as King Banaian, you’d better be wearing a party hat.
St. Cloud State University faculty and Stearns County Public Health staff teamed up on a pop-up seminar Thursday, Feb. 6. The topic: coronavirus. Panelists included: Professor HungChih “Alvin” Yu, East Asia Studies/Geography, Moderator Professor Giovanni Antunez, Community Health/Kinesiology Professor Mikhail “Misha” Blinnikov, Biogeography Dr. Brent Nielsen, SCSU Medical Director Ms. Sally Sands, Stearns County Public
ST CLOUD TIMES — The staff at the Jacob Wetterling Resource Center would like to work themselves out of a job.
That would mean putting an end to the abuse, neglect and exploitation of children.
It’s a tall task, and this month the center marks three decades of working toward that goal.
Campus address
720 4th Avenue South
St. Cloud, MN 56301-4498
(320) 308-0121
