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Charting the Course for Winona State University’s Next Decade

by Winona State University Communications | March 20, 2024 | Feature Post, President, Warrior-Stories-Slider | 0 Comments

Dr. Kenneth Janz was appointed the 16th president of Winona State University on March 20, 2024. Read his remarks to the Board of Trustees to learn what the next 10 years will look like at Winona State.

WSU Grads Achieve Their Goals & Make a Difference in Others’ Lives

by Hailey Seipel | May 2, 2022 | Academics, College of Education, College of Liberal Arts, College of Nursing & Health Sciences, College of Science & Engineering, Commencement, Warrior-Stories-Slider | 0 Comments

As Spring 2022 Commencement approaches, learn more about a few of this semester’s graduates and their Warrior journeys.

We Are Here For You

by Jonathan Locust, Jr., Ph.D | May 29, 2020 | Uncategorized, Warrior-Stories-Slider | 0 Comments

There are many different ways to react as you...

WSU Celebrates 23 Years As Best College Buy

by Jake Leskovar | January 15, 2019 | Achievements, Blog Slider, Twitter, Warrior-Stories-Slider, WSU News | 0 Comments

Winona State University has been named among...

Dr. Amy Runck: Tailoring Learning Opportunities in the Medical Field

by Cora Waterman | Oct 22, 2026 | Academics, Biology Program, College of Science & Engineering

Meet Dr. Amy Runck, Biology Department Chair and Professor at Winona State University. She has worked closely with Mayo Clinic to establish a joint Medical Imaging bachelor's degree to prepare students for the ever dynamic medical field.Amy Runck began working at...

Dr. Danielle Schwartz: Bringing the World of Professional Production & Editing to Winona State

by Cora Waterman | Oct 15, 2026 | Academics, College of Liberal Arts

Hands-on experience producing and editing video and audio is something that can set today's students up for success in a variety of fields. Think about it: Schools need content that makes learning fun for children. Businesses need to promote their products and...

Shaping the Role of AI on Campus & in the Winona Community

by Cora Waterman | Sep 13, 2026 | Academics, College of Business, College of Education, College of Liberal Arts, College of Nursing & Health Sciences, College of Science & Engineering

For the second year, Winona State is offering an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Innovation & Engagement Fund grant open to all WSU students and faculty. Winona State alum Justin Beatty ’10, a Nvidia employee, started the grant program to ensure WSU students are...

Spring 2026 in Review: Art & Design

by Reagan Roesler | May 11, 2026 | Art & Design Program, Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Letters, Blog Slider, College of Liberal Arts, Events

dreaming Exhibit | Apr. 20 - May 8 From April 20th to May 8th, the Senior Winona State Art & Design students curated and crafted the dreaming Exhibit which was once on display at the Laird Norton Center for Art & Design. In their "About the Exhibit" section,...

Spring 2026 in Review: Music

by Reagan Roesler | May 11, 2026 | Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Letters, Blog Slider, College of Liberal Arts, Community Engagement, Events

A Couple of Faculty Recitals | Feb. 17 & Mar. 31 On February 17th, Dr. Eric Brisson performed a piano recital that featured works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Felix Mendelssohn and Maurice Ravel. Each work showcased Dr. Brisson's brilliant technical mastery and...

Spring 2026 in Review: Writing

by Reagan Roesler | May 5, 2026 | Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Letters, Blog Slider, College of Liberal Arts

Satori 2026 | Apr. 24 The Satori, Winona State’s Student Literary Arts Journal, was a semester-long creative journal-making process created by the editors of English 324: Projects in Writing and Language and led by Dr. Liberty Kohn. The process of soliciting...

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