Men’s Hockey Completes Sweep Against UST
Article written by Brooklyn Purowitz. Photo Credits University SmugMug The men’s hockey team is coming off of an exciting weekend after getting a series sweep over the University of St. Thomas. The teams played in a home-and-home series, with Saturday’s matchup...
Second outdoor season for the women’s track and field at the Minnesota State Open
Article written by Karla Encarnacion. This past weekend the track and field ladies went to their second outdoor meet of this season, taking place in Mankato State University from April 8-9. Hannah Arason was competing for the first time, coming back from recovery due...
First outdoor track and field meet
Article written by Karla Encarnacion The women’s track and field team did their first outdoor meet of the season this past Saturday, April 3rd. This meet was in the Twin Cities, St. Paul at the Hamline Invitational where three huskies broke their personal records....
Crush Dominate On Senior Night Against Willmar
The Crush hockey team seniors with their parents on senior night. Photo Credit: Sam Goetzinger Article written by Sam Goetzinger After a strong string of games last week, the St. Cloud Crush (5-11-3) varsity hockey team returned to home ice on Monday night with a...- Understanding Student Needs: The Hope Center Student Needs Survey
Check your student email for a link to the Hope Center Student Needs Survey. What is The Hope Center Student Needs Survey? The Student Needs Survey is a nationally recognized assessment of students’ basic needs across college campuses. By participating in this survey, students contribute to a deeper understanding of the prevalence and types of… Read more: Understanding Student Needs: The Hope Center Student Needs Survey - Despite the pandemic and shifting college culture, Metro Bus still a vital link for Huskies
Article Written by Mitchell Welker. Photo by Mitchell Welker. Every day, hundreds of Huskies ride on Metro Bus. Some to get to class, then to get home, some to get groceries or to get to an appointment. Some ride because they don’t have a car, others ride despite having one. It flies under the radar… Read more: Despite the pandemic and shifting college culture, Metro Bus still a vital link for Huskies - Newly Published Book Brings Attention to Untold Stories of the Ho-Chunk Nation
Article Written by Chandra Colvin. Photo by Chandra Colvin. On April 10, the Multicultural Resource Center held a lecture as a part of an ongoing series, focusing on upcoming or already published books. This particular book lecture was titled, “To Banish Forever, A Secret Society, the Ho-Chunk, and Ethnic Cleansing in Minnesota” with Cathy Coats… Read more: Newly Published Book Brings Attention to Untold Stories of the Ho-Chunk Nation - Making a Difference Together: ETS Club’s Highway Cleanup
Article Written by Desiree Peltola. Photo provided by Jonathon Rou. The the Environmental and Technological Studies Club (ETS) had a Spring highway cleanup on Saturday, April 13, open to all students and encouraging students to bring friends and family to the event or anyone that wanted to get involved. This is the fourth spring highway… Read more: Making a Difference Together: ETS Club’s Highway Cleanup
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