by Guest Blogger | Mar 21, 2022 | Blog Slider, Community, Featured Post, Homepage Slider
Written by: WSU Alum Shane Carlson ’16 “It’s a small world,” is a mostly overused cliché, yet in this improbable story, the cliché happens to hold more than a little truth. Three former Winona State University alumni and student-athletes had never crossed paths...
by Roberta Kennedy | Feb 25, 2022 | Campus Life, Cultural & Social Topics
As a first-generation college student, I was nervous about what was ahead of me when starting at Winona State University. Nevertheless, I was excited about what was in store. After getting on campus, I was faced with a new world of situations, people, and...
by Elizabeth Berres | Feb 18, 2022 | Campus Life, Money & Finances, Support & Resources
Student loans one of the many ways students pay for college. It’s a reasonable option for many people, and loans were certainly the way I was able to get my college degree. But you need to know what you are getting into, which is why there is a process for...
by Elizabeth Berres | Feb 18, 2022 | Campus Life, Money & Finances, Support & Resources
If you search online for ideas on how to pay for college, you’ll find plenty of articles telling you to apply for scholarships. This is absolutely great advice– and WSU offers tens of thousands of dollars in scholarships each year– but it can be...
by Robin Woodhouse | Feb 9, 2022 | Winona
On Valentine’s Day, it’s expected that you spend time with your romantic partner, provide chocolates and flowers, and have a fancy dinner. But what happens if your partner has work and can’t spend the day with you? What happens if you don’t have a...
by Ethan Kolb | Feb 7, 2022 | Improving Our World
Housing and Residence Life halls knew Halloween was a time to give out candy, but these students gave up their time instead. On Saturday, Oct 30, 2021 from 8:30am- 11:30am, residents of Housing and Residence Life halls got up early to give back to their community....
by Guest Blogger | Jan 28, 2022 | COVID-19, Cultural & Social Topics, Feature Post, Wellness, Wellness Blog
Whether you’re for the COVID-19 vaccine or against it, getting the shot is something everyone seems to have an opinion about. Now, before you stop reading, I want to let you know that my intention in writing this is not to tell you to drop what you’re...
by Amy Nelson | Jan 27, 2022 | COVID-19, Feature Post, Wellness Blog
What to Expect When Getting Vaccinated You may be wondering what to expect when getting your COVID-19 vaccine. Besides side-effects, you may be wondering what happens before, during and after your appointment. Before making a vaccine appointment, investigate the...
by Roberta Kennedy | Jan 5, 2022 | Campus Life, Community Engagement, Outdoor Activities & Nature, Residence Life, Support & Resources
Tis’ the season for a Minnesota winter! With cold and snowy days here, it’s best to be prepared for worst case scenarios. Here are 10 emergency kit items to have in your vehicle. 1. Ice Scraper This is a necessity! When driving, visibility is key and having a...
by Roberta Kennedy | Dec 13, 2021 | Campus Life, Money & Finances, Student Jobs
If you’ve looked at your financial aid award letter and have seen ‘work study’ on there, that’s great news! Work study is a financial-aid based program that provides an opportunity for students who have qualified to work special access jobs on...
