St. Cloud State Students Explore Nine National Parks on Spring Break Adventure
Article by Noah Grant. Photo by Kylie Schnarr. As soon as the calendar flips to February, many students start looking ahead to spring break week. For some, this is the perfect chance to simply take a week off from the hustle of college life. For a few, however, they...
Daylight Saving Time: A Local Outlook
Article by Alex Fern. Photo by Alex Fern. It’s that time of year again. The day that some people love, or dread depending on who you ask. Daylight savings time has been the source of much controversy over the past decade. With some calling for the practice to be...- Saint Cloud Weather Forecast
Article by Elijah Arellano. Photo by Elijah Arellano. March 17, 2025 – On Monday, Saint Cloud can expect to have a high around 54 F with a low around 24 F. Winds of 5 to 10 mph coming from the S will make the temperatures feel slightly colder than they are. The skies throughout… Read more: Saint Cloud Weather Forecast - The St. Cloud State Professor Rethinking Historical Narratives
Photo: Dr. Robert W. Galler gives a speech on his book “Taking Charge, Making Change” to a crowd at St. Cloud State University Story by Eli Holm. Photo by Eli Holm. Contrary to when it takes place, history does change. Scholars from the field constantly reexamine narratives and, with every new generation, bring new approaches… Read more: The St. Cloud State Professor Rethinking Historical Narratives - The Downfall of Disney; A Moana 2 Review
On March 13 through March 15, the Huskies Events and Activities Team (HEAT) at St. Cloud State University continues their ‘Huskies Cinema’ Program with a movie viewing of Moana 2, a 2024 Disney film starring Auli’i Cravalho and Dwayne Johnson. The movie was the long-anticipated sequel to the first movie released in 2016, and expectations… Read more: The Downfall of Disney; A Moana 2 Review - St. Cloud State University is Looking to Sell a Piece of Sports History
Article by Vrydon Paul. Photo by Vrydon Paul St. Cloud State University is looking to sell the 90-year-old Selke Field for an appraisal price of at least $290,000. The current lot is zoned 2-b residential housing, which includes single and double-family homes. St. Cloud State’s motion to sell the lot has been denied before, but… Read more: St. Cloud State University is Looking to Sell a Piece of Sports History
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