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For or the third time in program history, the Cyclones Women's Basketball team qualified and is headed to the NJCAA Region XIII Tournament. The Cyclones will travel to Thief River Falls for the...

I’d have never thought I’d be peer pressured into going to a conference at 8am; and never would I ever think I’d actually give into the peer pressure. A conference, boring right? Actually I managed to stay awake, and without coffee. That’s how engaged I was with this Power and Diversity conference.

1. FERPA Protects Your Privacy The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a federal law that protects the privacy of your educational records. It gives you the right to control who has...

SCTCC instructor Brian Volkmuth and Erich Rice from SCSU shared their expertise in cybersecurity with students from St. Cloud Technical High School and Apollo High School in November. In addition to...

The Men's and Women's Cyclones Basketball teams recognized faculty and staff who have made a difference during their time at SCTCC during the Feb. 5 home games. Before each game, students presented...

After SCTCC Water Environment Technologies students attended the annual Minnesota American Water Works Association conference in September, three of them ended up on the cover of Breeze , an industry...

The MCAC Fall 2024 All-Academic Team has been announced, and 13 Cyclones Volleyball players have made the list. Those who make the list have met all eligibility requirements, have passed 12 credits...

With the implementation of the J.A. Wedum Center for Student Success at SCTCC, Rebecca Krystyniak has accepted the newly created position of Dean of Academic Innovation & Success. Krystyniak comes to...

In late October, SCTCC Collegiate DECA advisor, Becky Shand, was joined by DECA officers, Kaden Kadlec, Nate Martin, David Macagnone, and Ron Niehus (left-right in photo) and 230 members from across...

We asked our Facebook followers to share their favorite study tips with us. Here our some of our favorites. The Scribble Method Study-In-Break-Blocks Do Not Procrastinate Color Coordinate Use...