Jun 17, 2016 | WSU Magazine
Ana Alexander ’16 English: Writing Major Winsted, Minn. When Alexander was seven years old, she wrote a letter
to J.K. Rowling in crayon, giving her plot suggestions for future Harry Potter novels. She has an affinity for puns, an obsession with the Roaring Twenties,...
Jun 16, 2016 | Features, WSU Magazine
In the 21st Century Education Village Enters Phase II Winona State University College of Education Dean Tarrell Portman knows almost every square foot of the Wabasha Hall-Wabasha Rec-Cathedral School complex a few blocks east of the main campus. She has walked through...
Jun 15, 2016 | Current People, Features, WSU Magazine
Gets Hansen on the Road Again Justin Hansen ’99 knew he had found his true calling from the moment he put on the uniform of a Wisconsin State Trooper. Justin Hansen graduated from Winona State University, served in the Army, and worked for the Wisconsin Department of...
Mar 1, 2016 | Features, Philanthropy News, Warriors Give Back
Don Redlich ’50 was inspired by Native American culture at a young age. That affinity has remained with him through his entire life. Don, who grew up in Winona in the 1930s and 1940s, said as a boy he was in the YMCA Indian Club and studied the history of Native...
Mar 1, 2016 | Philanthropy News, Warriors Give Back
When Jennifer Welch made the decision to re-enroll at Winona State University in her 30s, she knew she was going to need help. The Winona native had attended WSU right after high school but struggled with some personal issues, and saw her GPA adversely affected....
Feb 22, 2016 | Warriors Give Back, WSU Magazine
A Continent Away When Winona State University graduate nursing students Kayla Bachand and Jeremy Ganong began researching the health care system in Tanzania, the need for help became obvious. So did the potential to make a real difference in the Eastern African...
