Written by Maya Geving, photo by Maya Geving Picture this, you’re a broke college student scanning the shelves at Target for a package of tampons. The cheapest ones you can find are eight dollars. Between tuition, rent, utilities, groceries, and other expenses, you...
Article Written by Samantha Roering. Photos by Samantha Roering. The clock is ticking down as the start of the 2023-2024 men’s hockey season approaches. With a new season set to kick off Oct 7 at Herb Brooks National Hockey Center, there are also some new members to...
Article Written by Maya Geving. Photos Credited to Aiden Farrell. Garvey Commons has been a longtime hub for dining and bringing students together at St. Cloud State University. That’s why celebrating the big anniversaries matters. On Tuesday, September 12th, Garvey...
Article by Samantha Roering. Photo by Samantha Roering, For most college students, the summer serves as a time to reconnect with friends, forget about the stress of school, and take a step back from it all. For others, the summer brings new opportunities. Collegiate...
Article Written by Alexander Fern. Photo Provided by SCSUHuskies.com A native of Eagan, Minn., Andrew Melroe holds the title of Assistant Athletics Director of Strategic Communications at St. Cloud State University, but he didn't always envision this field. “I knew...
Article Written by Zac Chapman. Photo Provided by Kaitlyn Zuehl. After eight seasons with West Texas A&M University, Quincy Henderson became the 14th Men’s Basketball Head Coach at St. Cloud State University. “What made me stand out is kinda hard for me to say,”...
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....
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...
Article Written by Zachary Stambaugh While SCSU may seem like a beautiful campus thanks to its modern architecture and close proximity to the Mississippi River, there is a problem that has troubled the university for quite some time: potholes. The two main roads on...
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 “hydro-geo."...
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