by Lynn Dobmeier | Apr 27, 2023 | Opinion, Variety
Article by Daniel Aikins. Photo by Adrian Jaimes. It’s no secret that gaming has become huge on campus. With the establishment of various Esports clubs and the recently opened Esports Lounge in Atwood, it’s clear that gaming has already had a huge impact on our school...
by Lynn Dobmeier | Apr 26, 2023 | SCSU, Variety
Article Written by Jessica Thao. Photo by Jessica Thao. When one hears the word “culture”, another would expect to say something about ethnic foods or wear. Sure, it could be that. But sometimes it is the art that makes culture instead. The Art Student Union of St....
by Lynn Dobmeier | Apr 26, 2023 | SCSU, Variety
Article Written by Myles Hoglund. Photo provided by Peter Meyer. Music is an art form as old as time itself. From orchestras, small bands, duos, single artists, and everything in between, music has and will continue to evolve. Minnesota is no stranger to musical...
by Lynn Dobmeier | Apr 24, 2023 | SCSU, Variety
Article Written by Jessica Thao. Photo by Jessica Thao. When you go on a hike, you’re almost always bound to pass by a body of water; underneath that body of water are bound to contain either big or microscopic rocks. That combined can be considered...
by Lynn Dobmeier | Apr 24, 2023 | SCSU, Variety
Article Written by Lilly Marohn. Organizers from the School of Graduate Studies hosted an event called Write Night that builds a sense of community for student writers. Write Night, an event put on by the School of Graduate Studies, partners with the Center for...
Article by Olivia Simonson. Photo by Megan Wilcoxx. Megan Wilcox is in the middle of her second year on campus studying meteorology. Alongside being a student, she believes that every opportunity should be taken, and this belief has led her to engage in different aspects of life both on and off campus. Before Wilcox got… Read more: How Does Megan Husky?
Article by Sam Roering. Photo by Sam Roering. In the small towns of Northern Minnesota, where the winter air is brisk and the rink is a community gathering place, a love for hockey runs deep. For Taylor Larson, it all began at age three, in Nisswa, Minnesota, with her first pair of skates and a… Read more: Northern Minnesota Roots and Resilience: Taylor Larson’s Rise as a College Captain
Article by Vrydon Paul. Photos by Vrydon Paul. Parking is an essential part of the college experience, but it can also be one of the most dreaded and complicated parts about getting ready for a new school seamster. St. Cloud State offers a wide variety of parking options, including multiple residential lots, commuter lots, staff… Read more: Everything to Know About University Parking
Article by Samantha Roering. Photo by Samantha Roering. For many Canadian kids, hockey isn’t just a sport, it’s a way of life. Dayle Ross, captain of St. Cloud State University’s women’s hockey team, is a prime example of that passion. The Alberta native was on skates at an early age, already playing games by age… Read more: Shifting the Culture: Dayle Ross Leads With Heart and Hustle
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