by Cambrie Kowal | Mar 17, 2025 | SCSU, Sports
Article by Sam Roering. Photo by Sam Roering. Regan Bulger’s on-ice journey began with a simple request: “I want the stick,” she told her parents. After a year in learn-to-skate, her parents were planning to enroll her again. But Regan, having watched her...
by Cambrie Kowal | Mar 17, 2025 | News, SCSU
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...
by Eli Holm | Mar 15, 2025 | Profile, SCSU
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...
by Vrydon Paul | Mar 14, 2025 | News, SCSU, Sports
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....
by Olivia Simonson | Mar 13, 2025 | SCSU, Variety
Article by Olivia Simonson. Photo by Brianna Condon. Stories are essential for our society. They give us hope, nourish our imaginations, and help us reflect on the world. Good writing helps to bring these stories off the page, and awards across the nation recognize...
by Cambrie Kowal | Mar 13, 2025 | Events, News, SCSU
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...
by Cambrie Kowal | Mar 13, 2025 | News, SCSU
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...
by Vrydon Paul | Mar 12, 2025 | Profile, SCSU, Sports
Article by Carl Goenner. Photo by the St. Cloud State Athletic Department. Growing up in Warren, Mich., Brian Idalski wore a pair of skates at age five. He became interested in hockey after seeing a family friend’s son play the game. Soon, Idalski began...
by Eli Holm | Mar 12, 2025 | Events, News, SCSU
Article By Eli Holm. Photo By Eli Holm. Thursday March 13 IRB Office Hours for Human Subjects Research The Institutional Review Board Office Hours gives students a chance to have an in-depth discussion on the approval process for research involving human subjects. The...
by Cambrie Kowal | Mar 12, 2025 | News, SCSU
Article by Lynn Karst. Photo by Lynn Karst. Financial aid serves as a lifeline for countless students looking to afford higher education. When utilized, it can ease students’ financial stress and open doors to opportunities that might otherwise remain out of...
Article by Alex Fern. Photo by Alex Fern. With the coming of spring brings humidity to the Midwest. And with humidity, the chances of severe weather increases. We saw this flesh out on Monday, April 28, when the city of St. Cloud was put into a “Level Four Extreme Weather Threat” according to FOX Weather.… Read more: Lack of Severe Weather Causes Dissonance Between Campus Community and Meteorologists
Article by Matthew Moorlach. Photo by Matthew Moorlach. As spring has started people are wanting to get out of their houses and spend the day outside. Some people may want to play some games, others may want to eat some food. Luckily a local carnival is giving people the opportunity. The carnival opened on April… Read more: Carnival Opens to Kick Off Spring
Article by Olivia Simonson. Photo by Olivia Simonson. On Tuesday, April 29, Professor Johansson and his creative writing class met for their final film showing of the semester. The group watched the 1991 film Point Break, starring Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze. The movie follows Johnny Utah, played by Reeves, as he tracks down and… Read more: Final Showing – How Movies Can Impact Writing
Article by Kyle Ginsbach. Photo by Kyle Ginsbach The weather is warm, the birds are chirping, and the campus of St. Cloud State University is buzzing with excitement for summer break, which is a week away. With only finals and the last bits of classwork to push through, the students are starting to taste life… Read more: How St. Cloud State University Students are Gearing Up for Summer Break
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