Self-Guided Walking Tour
Explore SCSU at your own pace, on your own time
Self-Guided Walking Tour
If you're visiting St. Cloud State when guided campus tours aren't available, explore our beautiful campus at your own pace with a Self-Guided Tour.
A print out of this tour is available by the Office of Admissions. Call 877-654-SCSU(7278) to request your copy.
Tour Stops: North Side of Campus
The Administrative Services Building is home to student services such as Admissions, Records and Registration, Financial Aid, Veterans Resources, and Business Services. The building also houses many administrative functions, including the Office of the President and Academic Affairs.
Barden Park is the oldest community park in St. Cloud and provides students with a place to play and relax. The park also hosts summer concerts and events.
The Miller Center is the university's library and information technology nerve center. The building includes hundreds of computers, a high-tech auditorium, electronic classrooms, and study rooms.
Go inside and find your favorite spot!
Lewis House offices University Advancement, which oversees the St. Cloud State University Foundation and Alumni Relations. Alumni Relations serves more than 130,000 graduates worldwide. The Foundation is the university's fundraising arm.
The Richard Green House is home to Athletes for Success in the Classroom, which provides academic support for student-athletes competing in NCAA sports.
Shoemaker Hall is a 3-wing student residence hall overlooking the Mississippi River near the south end of campus. Find an amazing blend of old and new within the walls of this historic building.
Shoemaker Hall is named after Waite Shoemaker, who served as president from 1902-15.
Tour Stops: Athletics/South End
Halenbeck Hall provides health, physical education, and recreation opportunities with a main gym seating 7,500, a swimming pool, diving pool, two small gyms, a 200-meter track, racquetball courts, wrestling room, weight room, and dance studio.
The Student Recreation Center houses a fitness center, which includes weight-training machines, treadmills, exercise bikes, and free weights. The facility also has a three-story climbing wall, two large dance/aerobic studios, office space, and classrooms.
Husky Stadium is the home field for NCAA soccer and softball, as well as club and intramural teams. During the winter it is covered with a dome. The stadium also serves community teams from across the region.
Watch a game in the spring, summer, or fall with a wide open view of the Mississippi River!
Herb Brooks National Hockey Center houses the NCAA Division I men's and women's hockey programs. The two-sheet ice arena also serves community hockey and figure skating programs. With the ice removed, the facility can be used for concerts, graduation ceremonies, and other large events.