Nov 25, 2014 | Features, WSU Magazine
Tradition Tradition is a belief or behavior passed down within a group or society with symbolic meaning or special significance with origins in the past. For Gail Whipple ‘75, the memory of a very special Mdewakanton Dakota woman of great strength and resilience was...
Nov 25, 2014 | Features, WSU Magazine
Students often call alumni who share their major or participated in the same on-campus organizations, and alumni will engage the student in conversation about their post-graduation experience and offer advice to the student. Such exchanges build the student’s...
Nov 25, 2014 | Features, WSU Magazine
The Times, They Are a Changing It’s a far cry from the days of the one room schoolhouse. WSU’s dream of establishing an Education Village is gaining reality as plans move forward. What is the Education Village? The foundation is literal bricks and mortar, yet...
Sep 23, 2014 | Features, WSU Magazine
By Joel Badzinski Eric Barnard had been so busy developing the Winona State University Outdoor Education and Recreation Center (OERC) that he never took time to step back and see what he had accomplished. Until one memorable evening last spring. Barnard and a few of...
Sep 23, 2014 | Features, WSU Magazine
Winona State University Sociology Professor, Aurea Osgood, doesn’t just teach community involvement, she lives it. By Abby Peschges ‘13 “Hunger is something we can actually fix,” said Aurea Osgood. “It’s going to take a whole lot, and local food shelves aren’t going...
Sep 23, 2014 | Features, WSU Magazine
[metaslider id=323] By Hannah Jones ‘14 ChunLok Mah, a professor of graphic design and digital art at Winona State University, is patiently waiting. Waiting for his students to process their experience before getting together again. It is a challenge to wait… during...
