City to revive George Friedrich Park
St. Cloud State University and the City of St. Cloud officially closed on a land swap deal for George Friedrich Park with a signing on Friday.
TODAY Sept 1 2015
Recession altered SCSU goals for arena concerts
For about a decade, some community members have looked to what is now Herb Brooks National Hockey Center as the most likely venue to attract bigger concerts after all of its renovation is completed.
SCSU move-in process receives rave reviews
It’s that time of the year again as nearly 2,000 new students get settled in at St. Cloud State University.
Service Projects: First-year students make a difference
Agape — the love born of giving and expecting nothing in return — was in full flower Aug. 22 in Atwood Memorial Center.
Shoemaker Hall marks 100 years
Employees and students are invited to a Sept. 19 anniversary celebration for Shoemaker Hall.
World-renowned cellist opens Creative Art Series
World-renowned cellist Pablo Mahave-Veglia opens the second annual Creative Art Series.
Photo gallery: Huskies First Four
Four days of orientation and fun events known as Huskies First Four are welcoming students to St. Cloud State University.
Theater students to present ‘Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon’
The students of Heels and a Stage Theatre Company are welcoming their classmates back to campus with a presentation of the fairytale mock-comedy “The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon.”
C.J.: KARE11’s Sven agrees, a certain kind of guy seems drawn to TV meteorology
Q: What do you wear when you teach Broadcast Meteorology classes at, is it, St. Cloud State?
Huskies First Four to help students integrate to campus life
Everything new Huskies need to know about events and happenings to welcome them to campus is part of Huskies First Four — a new concept that includes students’ first four, days, weeks and months at St. Cloud State University.
