University Chronicle

The University Chronicle began its journey on September 19, 1924. We release 12 editions throughout the academic year. Our funding comes from student activity fees managed by the SCSU Student Government/Senate Finance Committee. The newspaper is available on campus and at various businesses in downtown St. Cloud. During the school year, we hold weekly meetings, known as "huddles," every Monday and Wednesday at noon. Our office is located in room 13 in the basement of Stewart Hall. If you want to learn more about the Chronicle or are interested in becoming part of our team, don’t hesitate to reach out!

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Lack of Severe Weather Causes Dissonance Between Campus Community and Meteorologists

2 weeks ago | universitychron.com | Cambrie Kowal

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. But St. Cloud was barely touched, receiving only .64 inches of rain at the beginning of the week.
Huskies Split with Winona in Final Home Series

2 weeks ago | universitychron.com | Cambrie Kowal

Article by Nathaly Delgado. Photo by the St. Cloud State Athletic Department/Nathaly Delgado. The Huskies played one final regular season series at Joe Faber Field against the Winona State Warriors on Tuesday, April 29. St. Cloud State extended their winning streak to four games with a 5-4 victory, after building an early lead by scoring in each of the first three innings.
Saint Cloud Weather Forecast

2 weeks ago | universitychron.com | Cambrie Kowal

Article by Elijah Arellano. Photo by Elijah Arellano. April 30, 2025 – On Wednesday, Saint Cloud can expect to have a high of about 69 F and a low of about 37 F. Winds of 10 to 20 mph from the S will not have much impact during the warmer parts of the day, but during the colder morning and evening hours, it will feel more like 28 F. Skies throughout the day will be partly cloudy. May 01, 2025 – On Thursday, Saint Cloud can expect to have a high of about 66 F and a low of about 47 F.
Inside Look: Producing at the University Television Station

3 weeks ago | universitychron.com | Cambrie Kowal

Article by Zach Rudeen. Photo by Zach Rudeen. Being a producer at the University Television Station (UTVS) is one of the many opportunities offered to students at St. Cloud State to improve their craft with television and communication. There’s a lot to learn as a producer, and a lot that goes into putting shows together. UTVS is where all Mass communication majors can learn paramount skills to become a future producer, television anchor or multimedia journalist.
How Pope Francis Impacted the St. Cloud State Student Body

3 weeks ago | universitychron.com | Cambrie Kowal

Article by Alex Fern. Photo by Alex Fern. The death of Pope Francis sent shockwaves throughout the world. The ripple effect was felt throughout America, with President Trump calling for the Country’s flag to be at half-mast out of respect to the former leader of the Catholic Church. In St. Cloud, the ripple reached deeper. Students across campus and in the St. Cloud State Newman Center felt the profound loss that the Pope left behind.
Oracle’s End and the St. Cloud State Community

3 weeks ago | universitychron.com | Cambrie Kowal

Article by Kaytlin Sellner. Photo by Kaytlin Sellner. Keegan and Isidora are familiar faces in the Atwood Memorial building at the St. Cloud State campus. These two friends co-own Oracle’s End, a shop hosting products and services that explore alternative spirituality. With their abundant knowledge of metaphysics, divination, and mythology, these ladies do more than just sell pretty hand-made jewelry through their small business.
Huskies Fall to Wayne State Wildcats in 3 Game Sweep

3 weeks ago | universitychron.com | Cambrie Kowal

Article by Nathaly Delgado. Photo by the St. Cloud State Athletics/Nathaly Delgado. The Huskies faced Wayne State College in a doubleheader series at Joe Faber Field on April 18 and April 19. In game one, Wayne State took an early 3-0 lead in the top of the first inning, putting St. Cloud State in catch-up mode right from the start.
Saint Cloud Weather Forecast

3 weeks ago | universitychron.com | Cambrie Kowal

Article by Elijah Arellano. Photo by Elijah Arellano. April 21, 2025 – On Monday, Saint Cloud can expect to have a high of about 60 F and a low of about 39 F. Winds of5 to 10 mph from the NW will not have much impact during the warmer parts of the day, but during the colder morning and evening hours, it will feel more like 33 F. Skies will be partly cloudy throughout the day, with a chance of rain in the morning hours.
Grace Gardner: How A Business Major Is Making Her Broadway Directing Debut

1 month ago | universitychron.com | Cambrie Kowal

Article by Mason Voight. Photos by Mason Voight. While Grace Gardner has never directed a performance before, she has an extensive background in management that led her to become the director of St. Cloud State University’s Drama Club Spring Musical: Little Women. Gardner is pursuing a Business Degree at St. Cloud State with a focus on management. Gardner says that although she loves to be in charge, after just a few rehearsals, she feels she would’ve had more fun on stage.
An Easter Event at Scheels Builds Community

1 month ago | universitychron.com | Cambrie Kowal

Article by Matthew Moorlach. Photo by Matthew Moorlach. Scheels hosted an event in anticipation for Easter Sunday. Kids lined up in the store for their turn to build Legos, find Easter eggs, and race toy cars. “Legos is all about what you can create, it’s always something different,” said event coordinator Sadie Baumann. Kids like the creativity that they get to show through Legos. Being able to build and create whatever they want is what makes them unique.