- Award-Winning Author and St. Cloud State Educator is Reshaping Minnesota’s Relationship to Slavery
Article by Eli Holm. Photo by Eli Holm. When Minnesota declared statehood in 1858, its constitution forbade the practice of slavery, enshrining it as a free state in the Antebellum period, but that doesn’t mean that slavery did not affect Minnesota. Dr. Christopher Lehman, Author, Historian, and Professor of Ethnic Studies at St. Cloud State,… Read more: Award-Winning Author and St. Cloud State Educator is Reshaping Minnesota’s Relationship to Slavery - Paint and Sip Inspires the Next Generation of Artists
Article by Luke Paider. Photo by Luke Paider On Wednesday night the Atwood Ballroom played host to an event that looked to prove there was an artist in everyone. The Paints and Sips event was hosted by Campus recreation who partnered with art students at St. Cloud State to give students a chance to… Read more: Paint and Sip Inspires the Next Generation of Artists - How Propaganda Impacts Viewpoint: A Wicked Movie Review
Article by Olivia Simonson. Photo by Olivia Simonson. Feb. 20 through Feb. 22, the Huskies Events and Activities Team (HEAT) at St. Cloud State University hosted a movie viewing in the Atwood Theater of Wicked, a 2024 movie starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande. The movie has won a variety of awards this year… Read more: How Propaganda Impacts Viewpoint: A Wicked Movie Review - St. Cloud State University Tests Your Knowledge on Black History Month
Article by Vrydon Paul. Photo by Vrydon Paul. St. Cloud State University and KVSC hosted their second-ever Black History Month theme trivia game in the Alumni room on Feb. 18, 2024. Black History Month celebrates the accomplishments of Black individuals in the United States. Irene a Graduate Assistant student for the Center of Institutional Equity… Read more: St. Cloud State University Tests Your Knowledge on Black History Month
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