University Chronicle

09/14/2021

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04/25/2021

“It is really important to look beyond those headlines because there is often a bit more context than we realize,” Rebecca Kotz, Assistant Director of the Women’s Center, said.

http://universitychron.com/clearing-up-confusion-on-the-minnesota-supreme-court-ruling/

The Women’s Center is a resource on campus for students. Photo credit: Isabella Kraft The Minnesota Supreme Court has ordered

04/25/2021

SCSU released their weekly COVID-19 data.

SCSU is at a yellow safety level-Scenario 2. Photo credit: cdc.gov St. Cloud State University released their COVID-19 numbers for

04/22/2021

The St. Cloud Water Treatment Facility is currently undergoing construction until 2023.

The St. Cloud Water Treatment Facility is currently undergoing construction until 2023. Photo credit: Mason Cierina Written by: Mason Cierina The

04/19/2021

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04/10/2021

“The organization is hopeful for a full reopening this fall, as it celebrates the 100th Anniversary of the Paramount Theatre,” said Gretchen T. Boulka. the director of Performing Arts.

Paramount Center for the Arts during these pandemic days. April 5th, 2021. Photo credit: Arsalan Khan Written by: Arsalan Khan

04/10/2021

The Central Minnesota Audio Newspapers (CMAN) organization has been serving the visually impaired for 21 years by providing the local news in an audio format.

Stewart Hall is home to KVSC radio, which is where CMAN records their newspapers. Photo courtesty of stcloudstate.edu The Central

04/09/2021

SCSU releases their weekly COVID-19 data.

SCSU is at a yellow safety level-Scenario 2. Photo credit: cdc.gov St. Cloud State University released their COVID-19 numbers for

04/09/2021

One student shares how study spaces are being used on campus.

The outside doors looking in to the 24 Hour Café Photo Credit: Chassidy R. Walworth Written by Chassidy R. Walworth The

04/09/2021

The crack of the bat, laughing with friends and the sounds of axes being thrown into targets will be the norm at the new Ultimate Sports Bar.

The Ultimate Sports Bar is getting closer to reopening on May 1. Photo credit: Tim Speier. Written by: Joseph Bahr

04/09/2021

COVID-19 testing is now made convenient with weekly on-campus rapid testing.

There are many testing tables available for students who need a COVID-19 test. Photo courtesy of St. Cloud State Medical

04/07/2021

The Red Carpet, a St. Cloud nightclub, will receive monthly support payments.

The Red Carpet in downtown Saint Cloud is still operating thanks to Barstool Sports. Photo credit: Arsalan Khan Written by:

04/07/2021

Andrea Gerrard, a UPB Coordinator who puts on the films, said she is excited to bring movies back to campus.

The Husky Cinema will continue to show movies in the spring semester. Photo credit: Danielle Remme Written by: Danielle Remme

04/07/2021

The event was hosted by the University Library Student Advisory Board.

On Wednesday, March 24, a Husky Book Club meeting occurred over Zoom. Photo Courtesy of the University Library Student Advisory

04/07/2021

The fate of the 105-year-old former Tech property was unknown until talks of the project resuming began to resurface recently.

Photo of the current Saint Cloud City Hall before the move to the Tech High School building. Photo credit: Mason

04/07/2021

The SCSU Wrestling Team celebrates their third national championship win.

The SCSU Wrestling Team celebrating their third national championship win. Photo courtesy of Husky Athletics March 20 marked another win in

04/04/2021

“It affected my internship opportunities since most offices were closed when I wanted to start my internship,” said Taiwo, a student in the program.

Photo collage of Dr.King Banaian, the Dean of the School of Public Affairs (left), Dr. Lee Gilbertson (upper right), Dr.

04/04/2021

What consequences do you want to have?

Practicing self care last week, I read “Chicken Soup for the College Soul” by Jack Canfield. One story in particular