St. Cloud State University

There has been a rash of burglaries in Southeast St. Cloud all year, and now that the St. Cloud State University students are back on campus, the number of break-ins seem to have only gotten worse.

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The St. Cloud State University football team is kicking-off their season tonight (Thursday). It's a season that almost didn't happen. The team was on the chopping block last fall, and the program would have been eliminated if not for the students who voted last November to raise their own activity fees by $1.74 per credit.

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Students at St. Cloud State University have a chance to connect with organizations in the community. Tomorrow (Wednesday) is the annual "Mainstreet" event. From 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. about 300 organizations will be on display on the mall outside of Atwood Memorial Center.

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One big lemonade stand will be open for business again this weekend. Members of the University Lutheran Church of the Epiphany will be handing-out free glasses of lemonade on Saturday to St. Cloud State University students and their families.

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This is move-in weekend at St. Cloud State University. President Earl Potter was on WJON this (Wednesday) morning. He says as the nearly 18,000 students return to campus they'll be met with some traffic challenges.

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A graduate of St. Cloud State University has won a trip to the South Pole. Jason Thomas entered-and-won the contest sponsored by Thomson Reuters to travel with a team of explorers across Antarctica.

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St. Cloud State University has been given $42 million in bonding money to build a new Science and Engineering Lab. The money is part of a $500 million bonding bill approved by the state legislature this week.

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June weather had near normal temperatures and below average rainfall. It's hard to believe but it's true, according the the weather summary from St. Cloud State University.

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The trustees of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system have approved a budget that raises tuition, cuts programs and eliminates positions. The budget approved Wednesday would raise tuition an average of nearly 4 percent on students in the system's 25 state colleges. Students at the system's seven universities will see their tuition go up an average of nearly 5 percent more than this year.

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The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system is rescinding layoff notices for about 6,000 employees because officials are now sure MnSCU will operate in a government shutdown.

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