by Tesla Mitchell | Jun 22, 2022 | Academic News, Blog Slider, Community, Top Stories, WSU News
Working with the Minnesota Twins’ coaching staff has been a lifelong dream for Blake Kretovics ’22. Now, the Winona State University student is living that dream. With a five-year contract finalized this year, students like Kretovics who are in WSU’s...
by Ethan Kolb | Oct 6, 2021 | Academic News, Student News, Twitter, WSU News
Winona State University will participate in College Knowledge Month, a statewide effort to provide every graduating high school senior the opportunity to apply for college and waive its $20 application fee for both prospective students and transfer students. During...
by Ethan Kolb | Sep 15, 2021 | Academic News, Achievements, Featured Post, Top Stories, WSU News
Winona State University has been ranked among the “Best in the Midwest” for the 18th consecutive year by The Princeton Review in its 2022 Best Colleges: Region by Region listing. The publication evaluated 654 colleges nationwide that they consider “academically...
by Tesla Mitchell | Jul 1, 2021 | Academic News, Campus News, Community, Events, Features, Top Stories, Update, WSU News
With a stethoscope in hand, sophomore high school student Sidona Mehari knelt down and placed the end of the stethoscope on 5 year-old Logan Holtzclaw’s chest and listened. A few moments later, Mehari switched out the stethoscope for a blood pressure reader and...
by Tesla Mitchell | May 17, 2021 | Academic News, Blog Slider, Campus News, Faculty Staff News, Features, Top Stories, Twitter, Update, WSU News
Nothing gives Associate Professor of Psychology Amanda Brouwer more excitement than when a student connects what they learned in psychology class to their own behaviors or personal life experience. “What’s important to me is that it goes beyond the...
by Tesla Mitchell | May 10, 2021 | Academic News, Campus News, Community, Events, Faculty Staff News, Featured Post, Top Stories, Twitter, Update, WSU News
For the last seven months, two groups of Winona State University community members from across campus and job levels have met together every other week to have in-depth conversations about racism and how it plays out structurally on a national, state, and local level....
