The CycloneSpin News

In early summer, the St. Cloud Technical & Community College Cybersecurity and Network Administration faculty were happy to accept a donation of a Dell PowerEdge MX740C server from Dave Lerch and...

After an excellent showing at the state competition, six SCTCC students traveled to Atlanta for the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference June 24-28, where the excellence stuck around...

Congratulations to all SCTCC honor students! Students earning a 4.0 GPA were named to the President's List; students earning a 3.5 to 3.99 GPA were named to the Dean's List. Don't see your name...

From June 28 to July 5, SCTCC will be unable to take student payments in any form due to a transition to Workday, a software for financial management, human capital management, and student information...

When SCTCC’s Advanced Manufacturing Center opened in late 2023, one of the objectives of the new space was welcoming the community to experience the Center and use it for learning, engaging, and...

It’s always a delight when SCTCC graduates check in with us to let us know how they’re doing. Riley Breikos graduated from SCTCC in 2023 and was back on campus to help us out with an interview for a...

As we wrap up 75 years of educating St. Cloud Technical & Community College (SCTCC) students and transforming communities, we recently celebrated with our most exciting event of the academic year -...

The Cyclones Baseball team is on its way to the NJCAA Division III World Series for the fourth straight year after clinching the North Plains championship held May 16-18 at the MAC in St. Cloud. After...

During the St. Cloud State of the City address on April 2, Mayor Kleis provided a list of accomplishments in 2023 as well as what to look forward to in 2024; as part of the address, he awarded the...

Cyclones Softball player Jenna Boos of Cold Spring was named the MCAC South Division Softball Player-of-the-Year. Boos is a pitcher and infielder for the Cyclones, and this season threw two shutouts...

On May 14, SCTCC celebrated the conclusion of the first academic year of the partnership between Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Minnesota, Sauk Rapids-Rice High School, and employees who took...

It’s that time of year when graduation is a common theme – when many of us think of rows of smiling people in black gowns and flat mortarboards with tassels. Celebrating our academic accomplishments...

Pictured left to right: Stephanie Mahal, Deanne Hollermann, Julie Simonson, and Kari Matson. SCTCC's Human Resources Team was nominated by Cabinet Members for their outstanding service to the college...

The SCTCC Collegiate DECA Team brought home the bling, and the support they received along the way has been nothing but the best. St. Cloud Subaru’s Love Promise – Loves Learning once again supported...

At their first-time competing, an SCTCC team of 12 Marketing & Design students snagged a third-place win at the AAF District Student Advertising Competition, earning a spot among four-year...

The Auto Body Collision Technology program at SCTCC has received ASE Training Program accreditation by the ASE Education Foundation in Damage Analysis/Estimating/Customer Service; Non-Structural...

SCTCC is prepared to start its Practical Nursing (LPN) Career Grant Pathway Program this fall semester 2024 after the college was a recipient of Congressionally Directed Spending in the amount of $950...

With a little bit of heat, some elbow grease, and a lot of hunting and gathering, the 75th Anniversary Time Capsule is dedicated and almost ready to be closed for the next 25 years. At the beginning...

When SCTCC students head to the SkillsUSA Minnesota competition, they mean business. And this year, business was good. After competing on campus to determine who will attend the state Leadership &...

On Wednesday, April 17, the Minnesota State Board of Trustees announced their Awards for Excellence. The 2024 faculty selection for SCTCC’s Outstanding Educator was Dr. Luke Green, who teaches...

Instructor Kathy Robinson coordinated an opportunity for students to visit the Washington D.C. museum.

The Land Surveying/Civil Engineering second year students regularly spend a day in the spring cleaning up the ditch near the 25 acres they use for their survey practice. This year they filled one...

The Auto Body Collision Technology program recently received a donation of work shirts and pants from two different companies: Collision Repair Education Foundation (CREF) and Abra.

As part of their philanthropic project this spring, the SCTCC Practical Nursing Club created tie blankets for the Coborn’s Cancer Center in St. Cloud as well as Infusion Center in Monticello. In early...

The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) announced $2.7 million in Robotics Teams and STEM Internships Program grant awards to eight nonprofit organizations and education...