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3 Housing Myths Debunked
Deciding if you want to live on campus for another year or move off campus has probably crossed your mind at least once or twice. And for new students, you may also be questioning which is the best option for you. During my four years of living in the residence...
Why You Should Transfer to WSU Pronto
The end of the fall semester approaches. With impending final exams, colder weather every day, and nearing holidays, most students are ready for winter break. But what about you? Maybe your semester has been lackluster. Maybe you feel like you can’t...
A Warrior’s Take on New Year’s Resolutions
With January over, New Year’s resolutions can often feel like a dream. Picking up resolutions is always an optimistic self-promise for change, but when classes, work, and daily difficulties resume, these promises can seem unrealistic, which leads to them being...
Vaping: Not as Safe as You Think
Juul, Suorin, the Loon, Kanger, VaperFi, E-leaf, Novo, JustFog. They come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Some are so compact that you may not even realize it. Vapes have become increasingly more popular because of their discreet appearance and ease of use. This new...
Future Organ Transplant Nurse Chasing Dream in Sister’s Honor
It All Began with a Dream Jamie Reynolds, a Fall 2019 graduate, was inspired to become a nurse after witnessing the impact care teams had on her late older sister Jessica. Growing up in Apple Valley, MN, Jessica was constantly in and out of hospitals due...
What It’s Like to Live in Watkins Manor
I first heard about the Students in Residence program completely by accident. My cousin and I were walking around Winona in between apartment showings and happened upon this mansion. We decided to do what anyone would do and go explore it. When we got inside, Cheryl...
Storytime: How I Turned My Dream of Becoming a Counselor into a Reality
When I was in high school, I was friends with someone who was homeless. Despite his struggles, he raved about how much support his school counselors provided. After personally witnessing the positive impact counselors can have on students’ lives, I was instantly...
4 Perks of Not Bringing a Car to College
If you had a car in high school, it was like an open door to freedom. You could go wherever you wanted, whenever you wanted. Having a car in college may seem like a no-brainer, especially if you are still getting to know the city you are moving to....
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