by Grace Jacobson | Apr 25, 2023 | SCSU
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...
by Grace Jacobson | Apr 21, 2023 | SCSU, Sports, Variety
Article Written by Zac Chapman. Photo Provided by Bill Prout. Spencer Meier dreamt of putting on the black and cardinal sweater. He looked up to the teams before him. Now a local hero, he reflected on a successful career that all started with a dream. Meier’s grandpa...
by Grace Jacobson | Apr 21, 2023 | SCSU, Variety
Article Written by Bria Cappelli. Brooks Turner started college in Los Angeles, California, thinking he was going to be an English teacher. Today, he is a professional artist and an adjunct art professor at St. Cloud State University. In an interview, Turner shared...
by Grace Jacobson | Apr 20, 2023 | SCSU, Variety
Article Written by Cameron Stenzel. Photo Provided by Rebecca Peine. St. Cloud State University has a variety of students from all over the world. There are students from Asia, Africa, and the Middle East who strive for a better education. There are also students on...
by Grace Jacobson | Apr 20, 2023 | SCSU, Variety
Article Written by Cambrie Kowal. Photo Provided by Dr. Hridaya Shah. Dr. John Sinko is an accomplished physicist, astronomer and hobby enthusiast who has had a long and exciting journey to get him to where he is today. Although Sinko has been a Professor at St. Cloud...
Article by Sam Roering. Photo by Sam Roering. Every year, millions of pets enter animal shelters, and many never find permanent homes. Fostering is a short-term solution that can make a huge difference. Especially in the winter, animal shelters end up overcrowded. By temporarily opening your home, you can help reduce the fill of those… Read more: Humane Society Foster Care Program Saves Lives
Article by Noah Grant. Photo by Noah Grant. When the temperature drops below zero, being outside for any period can be unbearable. Some, however, have no other option. Place of Hope Ministries, founded in 1997, has been helping those experiencing homelessness. Located in downtown St. Cloud and led by Geary and Carol Jean Smith, who… Read more: Living Up to its Name: The Place of Hope
Article by Eli Holm. Photo by Eli Holm. Thursday, Feb. 6 In-person and Virtual Huskies Scholarship Drop-In Sessions The Huskies Scholarship program is putting on a series of drop-in sessions to help guide students through the application process, which is open from now until March 16. Throughout the day Huskies Scholarships will host three sessions:… Read more: Campus Event Weekend Outlook: Feb. 6-9
Article by Sam Roering. Photo by Sam Roering. Raised on a farm in Switzerland, Laura Zimmermann learned early on the value of resilience and hard work. It was there that her passion for hockey began. From skating with her grandma at a local rink to representing her country at the Olympics, Zimmermann’s journey has been… Read more: Speed, Strength, & Swiss Pride: Laura Zimmermann Skates With Purpose
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