by Brooklynn Howell | Jul 1, 2020 | Admissions Blog, Science & Technology
Being a college student during a pandemic isn’t ideal, especially as a first-year. But this doesn’t mean you won’t get the most out of your education. Winona State University understands, now more than ever, technology is important for your academic success....
by Hailey Seipel | Sep 4, 2019 | Admissions Blog, Campus Life, Science & Technology
When you’re comparing colleges, one of the main things you’ll probably consider is the cost of tuition. Luckily for you, I created this breakdown of WSU tuition costs to keep you from breaking down at the first sight of the price tag. At Winona State University, your...
by Guest Blogger | Mar 22, 2019 | Campus Life Blog, Science & Technology
What’s a Hackathon? Glad you asked! It’s an all-day collaborative designing and programming event where students from all majors come together. They work and play with technology, creating programs with fellow developers. Want to know more? Here’s a video...
by Natalie Griesch | Nov 27, 2018 | Admissions Blog, Residence Life, Science & Technology
One of the most important aspects of succeeding in college is having a laptop that best fits you. From writing papers to submitting assignments and conducting your own research, your laptop will be an essential tool in your academic life—especially at WSU....
by Katlyn Plourde | May 21, 2015 | Admissions Blog, Science & Technology
Oh beloved laptop, what would I do without you? We are all very lucky to go to a university that takes into account the ever-changing technology world. Often referred to as a “Laptop University,” WSU gives each incoming student– freshmen and transfer...
by Elizabeth Meinders | Nov 14, 2014 | Academics, Admissions Blog, College of Science & Engineering, Computer Science Program, Science & Technology
You don’t see it, but this blog is built with computer code. So is Facebook and Hulu and D2L. Every day you are using hypertext markup language (HTML) and cascading style sheets (CSS) but do you have any idea how they work? Steve Jobs once said that “I think everybody...
