Women’s basketball end their season in heartbreaker in NCAA semifinal to Tigers
Article written by Joshua Wheeler The Huskies despite their third consecutive trip to the NCAA Division II Regional Tournament were unable to take down the number one seeded Ft. Hays Tigers in enemy territory at the Gross Memorial Coliseum in Fort Hays, Kansas as...- Transatlantic voyage: St. Cloud University students embark on study trips in Great Britain
Article Written by Sofia Korol. Photo by Sofia Korol. The traditional way of learning is through textbooks, Google, and all kinds of visual materials, and that has its place in the classroom. To be able to turn factual material into something “living” students need to visit places and experience with their own eyes how people […] - From magic to mirth: a journey through the entertainment delights of Alnwick castle
Article Written by Sofia Korol. Student trips are always a great opportunity to enrich your life with new experiences and get unforgettable impressions. One of the fascinating and historically rich places located in the northern part of England is Alnwick Castle, where the British campus of St Cloud State University is located. This castle attracts […] - Higher Standards and a Consistent M.O.: Quincy Henderson Has Huskies Men’s Basketball on a Path to Success
Article Written by Ryan McNamara. Photo by Ryan McNamara. ST. CLOUD, Minnesota — After a 10-18 showing in the 2022-23 season, St. Cloud State Men’s Basketball head coach Quincy Henderson leads a team that carries just six holdovers from last season. Now, with his first season at the helm under his belt, Henderson had his […] - Huskies Lose Tight Battle In Game One Against Michigan
Article Written by Samantha Roering. Photo by Samantha Roering. The Huskies took a break from conference play over the weekend to face off against the number 14-ranked University of Michigan. It was a hard battle on both ends, but St. Cloud State would ultimately fall short in a 2-0 loss on Friday. “They buried their […]
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