by Gretchen Leif | Feb 21, 2019 | Campus Life Blog, Housing & Residence Life
I can’t count how many times I hear residents say, “Wait, you live on this floor?” to someone sitting next to them at an event. It’s so easy for us to get trapped in the simple cycle of going to class, studying, and sleeping. You might ask, where’s the fun in college?...
by Gretchen Leif | Feb 8, 2019 | Campus Life Blog, Housing & Residence Life
We all know that when February rolls around, every store brings out the heart-shaped candy boxes and pink teddy bears. For this oh-so-loved time of the year, Housing & Residence Life has created a contest for all on-campus residents! Write a few sentences on why...
by Samantha Johnson | Feb 6, 2019 | Campus Engagement, Campus Life Blog
Calling all lovers of winter! Show us in a picture how you are making the most of this chilly and beautiful season. Use the hashtag #WinonaWonderland on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter or DM @winonastateu your photo by Feb. 13 to be entered to win a...
by Hailey Seipel | Jan 31, 2019 | Admissions, Campus Life Blog, Housing & Residence Life
There are a lot of decisions freshmen need to make before their college journey begins: where to attend, what to study, what future career to pursue… and, of course, where to live. No need to stress with the latter, though—we’ve got you covered! Choosing the right...
by Kassidy Jackson | Jan 3, 2019 | Campus Life Blog, Featured Stories
Winter is growing closer and closer. The temperatures are becoming colder and colder. You may want to stay inside snuggled under a blanket, avoiding the outside. Or you may want to find out more about what Winona has to offer during the wintertime. This list of winter...
by Samantha Johnson | Dec 21, 2018 | Campus Life Blog, Featured Stories
Recently, the WSU Foundation Scholarship application process was changed and now it’s SO EASY. You’re all smart enough to get into college in the first place, so I know that you’re smart enough to give it a shot! How do you apply to scholarships you ask? I’ll...
