Records of the Chronicle

Identity elements

Cote

24

Niveau de description

Collection

Titre

Records of the Chronicle

Date(s)

  • 1924-2020+ (Création/Production)

Extent

91.34 linear feet [57 boxes and shelf space with no boxes]

Nom du producteur

(1869-2023+)

Histoire administrative

St. Cloud State University was established by the state of Minnesota in 1869 as the Third State Normal School.

Nom du producteur

(1924-)

Histoire administrative

The student-run Chronicle has been published continuously since 1924 at St. Cloud State.

Content and structure elements

Portée et contenu

The Chronicle is a student published newspaper at St. Cloud State University. A wide variety of topics are covered including campus events, athletics, and people, as well as the St. Cloud community itself.

Times published per year varied over time, from twice a month to twice a week to once a month. The last printed issue dates was in April 2017, but printing of a physical issue began again in March 2019 and ended in March 2020. Issues were then born digital until April 2021. As of the spring of 2024, the Chronicle is entirely online.

Series four contains negatives, contact sheets, and photographs that appeared in each issue of the Chronicle from 1970 to 1990. Only a very small number of images appeared in each issue, yet there are images from a story that were not used or for images that did not make the final copy of the Chronicle.

System of arrangement

The Chronicle is arranged in four separate series.

Series 1. Reference copy (1924-2010+)

Arranged chronologically by academic year, this is the most complete run of the Chronicle. Most years are bound as a book. Since 2004/05, the newspaper is not bound.

Series 2. Archives copy (1924-2010+)

Arranged chronologically by academic year, this series contains additional copies of the Chronicle. Though there are a few years missing (but are represented in Series 1), this run of the Chronicle is fairly complete. There are sometimes more than one copy of each year and are noted in the finding aid.

Series 3. Microfilm copy (1924-1994)

Arranged chronologically, this series contains microfilm copies of the Chronicle that date from 1924 to 1994.

Series 4. Photographs and Negatives (1970-1999)

Arranged by issue and then by individual story for each issue, negatives, contact sheets, and photographs for the Chronicle from 1970 to 1999. Personal names and buildings, if present for the story, are included to make the material more accessible.

Records are located at 53E.1-11, 53D.1-11, 1E.1-11, 1F.1-11, 1G.1-6, 21C.3b-7f, 21D.1a-6a, and 21G.2a-b.

Conditions of access and use elements

Conditions d’accès

There are no access restrictions.

Accès physique

Technical access

Conditions governing reproduction

Permission to publish, quote, and reproduce must be secured from the copyright holder.

Languages of the material

  • anglais

Scripts of the material

    Language and script notes

    Finding aids

    Acquisition and appraisal elements

    Historique de la conservation

    Source immédiate d'acquisition

    University Archives staff picked up issues when they were released.

    Évaluation, élimination et calendrier de conservation

    Accruals

    A16-025, A22-006

    Related materials elements

    Existence and location of originals

    Existence and location of copies

    Related archival materials

    Records of Normalia (1892-1904)

    Records of the Normal School Recorder (1916-1918)

    Descriptions associées

    Notes element

    General note

    Other Information:

    Copies of the Chronicle are also available on microfilm, September 1924 through December 1995, in the microform area in the basement of Miller Center.

    Additional information may be found at http://universitychron.com/

    Specialized notes

    Identifiant(s) alternatif(s)

    Description control element

    Règles ou conventions

    Sources used

    Archivist's note

    Processed by Tom Steman in 2010-2012 and 2016.

    Mots-clés

    Mots-clés - Lieux

    Mots-clés - Noms

    Mots-clés - Genre

    Accession area