Huskies Take Four Points in Home-and-Home With St. Thomas and More Weekend Updates
Article by Samantha Roering. Photo by Samantha Roering. St. Cloud State women’s hockey played a home-and-home series with St. Thomas over the weekend, earning a 5-2 win at home on Friday before falling 2-1 in overtime on Saturday. The series saw standout...
Men’s Hockey Find a Spark Against UND Despite a Shootout Loss
Article by Felicity Harding. Photo by Felicity Harding The Men’s Hockey team was back on home ice at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center. They looked to end their losing streak on Friday night when they took on the University of North Dakota Fighting Hawks. The...
Saint Cloud Weekly Weather Forecast
Article by Elijah Arellano. Photo Elijah Arellano. Monday 03 Feb. 2025 – Saint Cloud will have a high around 18 Fahrenheit (F) and low around -2 F. Winds of 10 to 15 mph coming from the N-NW will make the warmest temperatures feel closer to 6 F and the...- Winter Fest Lights Up Campus With Warm Smiles and Cold Weather Fun
Article by Nishat Tasnim. Photos by MD Aftab Hossain. Winter at St. Cloud State can be brutally cold, but Huskies proved once again that no amount of snow can freeze their school spirit. This year’s Winter Fest transformed campus into a lively mix of fire pits, laughter, hot drinks, and community; the perfect recipe to… Read more: Winter Fest Lights Up Campus With Warm Smiles and Cold Weather Fun - Relaxation Night – Students Destress Before Finals
Article by Lamia Neha. On Wednesday, November 3rd, Huskies Events and Activities hosted Relaxation Night. The event took place at the Atwood Lounge from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The main purpose of this event was to help students de-stress before their final exams. With finals coming up, many students deal with stress, so this… Read more: Relaxation Night – Students Destress Before Finals - “You Can’t Study Hungry”: SCSU Students Turn to Campus Pantry in Growing Numbers
Article by Olivia Stephes Nearly half of students at St. Cloud State University are facing food insecurity—an issue that continues to intensify as more students rely on the campus food pantry for consistent access to healthy meals. Interim Dean of Students Rebecca Peine says 43% of SCSU students experience some form of food insecurity, meaning… Read more: “You Can’t Study Hungry”: SCSU Students Turn to Campus Pantry in Growing Numbers - International CandyLAND!Article by Nishat Tasnim. Fun, vibrant, and full of sugary excitement; International CandyLAND lit up Atwood Center with global flavors and nonstop smiles! Students were welcomed by a colorful display, candy from different parts of the world, and an open invitation to taste, learn, and enjoy. The event transformed an ordinary day on campus into… Read more: International CandyLAND!
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