Huskies Showcase celebrates five years
Huskies Showcase celebrates student research, creative and scholarly works and community engagement campus-wide.
Spring2022
Olympians are made here
St. Cloud State University was well-represented in the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, China in February, with numerous current and former Huskies taking on the global stage.
SCSU joins multi-state research into sustainable farming practice
Dr. Ann Finan is working with students and colleagues in the SCSU Research Center as part of a nationwide USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture research grant involving 23 universities.
Huskies make history: Volleyball has record year
The St. Cloud State University Women’s Volleyball team enjoyed a historic season in 2021 breaking records and earning awards while taking the program to new heights. The Huskies finished the regular season 24-4 overall along with a near-immaculate 19-1 record in Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) play to claim their first regular season conference title since
Husky Express expands on Science Express mission
More than a decade after it first brought state-of-the-art lab experience to K-12 students, the Science Express has been revamped to expand its mission as the Husky Express.
It’s Time for a university of teacher-scholars
There’s a lot of conversation on campus these days about one of my favorite topics: nurturing the teacher-scholar model that is a cornerstone of our It’s Time framework for making St. Cloud State the region’s University of Choice – leading the way in preparing the educators, scientists and business and community leaders of the future with a world-class education.
Repository celebrates scholarly, creative works
The Repository @ St. Cloud State highlights the work of teacher-scholars and students at the university across all disciplines.
Innovating in affordability
St. Cloud State University Library finds the intersection between innovations in the classroom and improving the lives of students by making their classes more affordable through reducing textbook and material costs. Jess VanderWerf is fortunate that she has very little she needs to invest in her classes outside of paying for her tuition and fees.
