by Brooklynn Howell | Feb 2, 2021 | Campus Life, Community Engagement, Outdoor Activities & Nature
It’s Official… The Winona Lake Lodge is reopening! This winter, the Lake Lodge will be open Friday through Sunday. Due to the pandemic, things will be a little different at the lodge in order to keep people as safe as possible. The lodge isn’t charging for...
by Brooklynn Howell | Oct 15, 2020 | Campus Life, Community Engagement, Outdoor Activities & Nature, Wellness
The COVID-19 pandemic has made all of us feel cooped up inside. And when you’re inside most of the day, everyday, there are only so many video games to play and movies to binge. Plus, sitting on the couch and staring at screens for most of the day, can also take a...
by Guest Blogger | Apr 2, 2019 | Community Engagement, Improving Our World
Did you know that Americans use 100 billion plastic bags over the course of one year? If this number seems startling, think about all your quick late-night Target runs when the cashier puts your snacks in a plastic bag, or your weekly Hy-Vee trips when every few items...
by Carly Weber | Mar 5, 2019 | Campus Life, Community Engagement
Many of us have had to adjust our lives due to this crazy winter weather we’ve been experiencing. I was curious how other students have felt about this weather so I asked a few WSU students some questions about this bitterly cold winter we’ve been having. 1....
by Kassidy Jackson | Jan 3, 2019 | Campus Life, Community Engagement
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 Madeline LeMonds | Nov 29, 2018 | Admissions, Campus Life Blog, Community Engagement, Social
Winona does a wonderful job of bringing the holiday season to life. In previous years, WSU students missed out on many of the Winona holiday celebrations because they would leave at the beginning of December for winter break. Although many students weren’t too keen...
