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Earlier this spring, students from Kathy Robinson's Holocaust and Genocide Studies class had the opportunity to travel to Washington, D.C. to visit the US Holocaust Memorial Museum. This is the 5th...

As healthcare education expands in St. Cloud, it’s no surprise that SCTCC is a stop along the path to an MD. The level of education for our many health programs as well as pathways for transfer to a...

Cyclones Softball player Keeli Doran has been named the NJCAA Division III Softball Player of the Week for April 29. In 14 at-bats, Doran picked up 10 hits, hitting .701 for the week. She hit five...

With pomp and circumstance in the air, this time of year is all about celebrations and achievements. One student from SCTCC was able to celebrate her massive accomplishments in the classroom with a...

Early on April 29, more than 100 SCTCC students were honored at the annual Student Recognition Breakfast. This even recognizes the student contributions across campus, with faculty, staff, coaches...

The SCTCC Collegiate DECA team of six members just returned from the 2026 International Career Development Conference in Louisville, Ky. after taking on the challenge to “Go the Extra.” Kaitlynn...

Dental Hygiene instructor Kami Burgess was honored at the Minnesota State Board of Trustees annual Awards for Excellence held on Wednesday, April 22. Burgess was nominated as SCTCC’s 2026 Outstanding...

On Wednesday, April 15, SCTCC welcomed a Guest Speaker, SCSU History professor: Dr. Jeffrey Mullins. His talk was titled "What Were the American Revolutionaries Revolting FOR?" Dr. Mullins researches...

Cyclones Softball and Baseball are mid-season and making moves in the NJCAA Division II national stage. Softball Cyclone Keeli Doran, a first year from Owatonna, was named player of the week for March...

In early April, SCTCC students and instructors visited two food-processing businesses to learn about how food is provided on a large-scale basis. Students from the Culinary and Robotics & Industrial...