National Guard soldier is serving while studying
Abby Remer is serving in the National Guard and is also a student at St. Cloud State University studying biological sciences and serving as president of the Pre-Med Club.
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SCSU ranked 23rd on ‘Best for Vets’ list
St. Cloud State is 23rd among American four-year colleges for supporting and educating service members, according to a “Best for Vets” ranking by Military Times.
After serving overseas, alumnus uses his degree to take next step
After being deployed overseas as an active member of the Army National Guard in 2011 while attending St. Cloud State University, Jake Kitzmann returned to St. Cloud to earn his degree in 2014 and is now working in Camp Ripley as a natural resource manager.
Professor, veteran rides for a cause
John D. Baker, J.D. is a professor of criminal justice, a U.S. Marine veteran, and St. Cloud State alum who finds solace in cycling.
SCSU earns Military Friendly Silver School distinction
St. Cloud State University has been designated a 2019 Military Friendly Silver School by Victory Media in the 2019-2020 Military Friendly Schools list.
Check out the veterans center updates at St. Cloud State
Visits to the Veterans Resource Center more than doubled at St. Cloud State University in the last five years, and the center is getting a facelift to accommodate that growth.
Students, staff gather for SCSU 9/11 observance
People gathered in front of the St. Cloud State University Administrative Services building Tuesday morning for a Sept.11 flag-raising ceremony.
Unleash growth: Veterans Resources provides leadership opportunities
It’s not hard to hear the military training in Paige Verkinnes’ voice when she talks about how St. Cloud State University unleashed her growth and development.
Gala Honors Sgt. Derr And Veterans
Sgt. Colton Derr to be honored at the Gallantly Forward Gala after losing the battle against his PTSD.
Photo gallery: Pledge to End Suicide
On Atwood Mall today St. Cloud State’s Veteran Resources Center and St. Cloud Department of Veterans Affairs asked people to sign pledges to end suicide. Twenty pairs of combat boots were placed in front of an American flag to symbolize the average number of veteran suicides each day in the U.S. See the latest suicide
