Aquatic Toxicology Laboratory, USGS study published
An Aquatic Toxicology Laboratory and U.S. Geological Survey study is published by the scientific journal “Environmental Toxicology & Chemistry.”
Science and Engineering news
Students earn computing and engineering scholarships
Meet our 2015 Computing and Engineering Scholars, recipients of two-year, $12,000 awards.
SCSU Planetarium hosts laser light shows
The St. Cloud State University’s Department of Physics and Astronomy is hosting a series of laser light shows Oct. 16-Nov. 7 in St. Cloud State’s Planetarium.
Short-term study abroad opens world to more students
Education Abroad announces 16 short-term faculty-led study abroad opportunities for 2015-2016.
A feel for the water: Seizing opportunities
The swimming community is very tight knit. St. Cloud State’s Alex Bryson ’15 learned this first hand in high school. His daily reminder for seizing opportunities in life doesn’t come without a price.
Students create virtual reality, showcase in Northern Spark festival
St. Cloud State students will be participating in the Northern Spark festival, a city-wide all-night art festival in Minneapolis.
Their exhibit “ReKinect with the Seasons” will be on display at the Mill City Museum in Minneapolis from 9 p.m. June 13 to 5:26 a.m. June 14.
New scholarships for computing and engineering students
A $614,000 National Science Foundation grant will fund two-year scholarships for 45 computing and engineering students.
Students earn National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration scholarship
The visibility is bright for two St. Cloud State University meteorology students, who earned the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Ernest F. Hollings Scholarship Award for 2015.
SCSU Planetarium part of planet-naming contest
Want to name an exoplanet? Make an internationally recognized mark in space with 16 characters or less? Through its association with the International Astronomical Union, the St. Cloud State University planetarium gets to submit one proposal — an opportunity it’s extended to the community.
Native Skywatchers melds art, astronomy, culture
Art, science and culture will combine in “Native Skywatchers — Earth Sky Connections,” a series of 12 free art workshops and classes led by four artists with Native American heritage.
