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Have you noticed the construction going on at the Heartland Building? We’re getting a new roof on the building and renovating the upstairs, but in the meantime, the Library’s had to move some items...

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...

One instructor’s reflections on the first workshop in the Arts and Humanities-focused GenAI series at SCTCC

After practicing their presentation skills and problem-solving techniques with professionals from business and industry, the SCTCC Collegiate DECA team headed to the state conference and walked away...

On Feb. 17, US Senator Amy Klobuchar visited SCTCC for a tour and to acknowledge how the College is providing pathways to careers that meet regional and state workforce needs. Joining Klobuchar during...

Get ready for Mary’s Mobile Library – a tricycle is ready to roll! Library bikes are expensive, but Mary Jordan, SCTCC’s Librarian, had a vision. Jordan was looking at alternative options like a bike...

With the spring semester already in session for a month, we here at St. Cloud Technical & Community College (SCTCC) are gearing up for the best and busiest time of year. BrewLäsh Early March, we will...

Have you ever wondered whether your course design is as clear as it feels in your head? Or whether your students—busy, working, commuting, juggling family and school—are able to easily navigate your course and understand what they need to do to succeed? If so, you’re exactly who this is for!

The first event of the job fair series happened on February 4th, drawing an impressive turnout! Over 70 students connected with 20 employers through this launch of a reimagined approach to career events at St. Cloud Technical & Community College. Historically, SCTCC's Career Services has offered one large annual job fair hosted off-campus. After gathering feedback from employers, instructors, students, and alumni they’re piloting a new on-campus model.

SCTCC’s Center for Teaching & Learning is hosting three hands-on AI series this spring focused on practical, classroom-ready uses of AI that support evidence-based teaching and help faculty work more efficiently.