St. Cloud State University

St. Cloud State University's revamped "homecoming" celebration is tomorrow (Saturday). Celebrate! St. Cloud State starts at 1:30 p.m. with a pre-game party at Husky Stadium. The band Diamondback will perform, with food provided by Famous Dave's.

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So which Minnesota Colleges and Universities have the most bang for their buck? The Seattle based company PayScale Inc. has ranked the top 22 schools in Minnesota for graduates that are earning the biggest paychecks.

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Good news for college students in a new survey. St. Cloud State's 8th annual Minnesota College Job Outlook survey indicates hiring will be up in 2012.

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The new chancellor of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system is promising to redesign the 31-campus institution. Chancellor Steven Rosenstone tells the MnSCU trustees on Tuesday that the greatest risk to the system is business as usual.

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St. Cloud State University officials may have abolished Homecoming weekend, but that's not stopping the downtown bars from celebrating. Dan Wedin is the President of the St. Cloud Hospitality Association. He says they're hosting their own "Homecoming weekend" on Saturday, October 8th.

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Three students from St. Cloud State University have designed a new scooter for Xcel Energy. The special scooter was built to allow Xcel engineers and technicians to inspect their 6 to 7 feet diameter concrete tubes that are used as a form of drainage system.

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The Third State Normal School -- the St. Cloud Normal School (preceded by schools in Winona and Mankato) opened on this day, September 13th, 1869.

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St. Cloud State University's Homecoming weekend has been a tradition for many years. And for some, that tradition included getting up early, and heading to the bars for a full day of drinking known as "kegs and eggs". SCSU President Earl Potter says it was a reputation that he wasn't particularly proud of.

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The Peace Corps is celebrating it's 50th anniversary this year. The organization that was created by President John F. Kennedy to promote world peace and friendship is still going strong. Today (Thursday) recruiters for the Peace Corps are at St. Cloud State University looking for their next group of world ambassadors.

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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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