“Echoes on the Water” Book Talk & Signing
Join author and veteran Jim Crigler for a presentation on his new book, "Echoes on the Water: A Veteran’s River Mission to Heal the Wounds of War."
Join author and veteran Jim Crigler for a presentation on his new book, "Echoes on the Water: A Veteran’s River Mission to Heal the Wounds of War."
In this online workshop, we'll explore the history, real-life experiences, and data that introduce the challenges LGBTQ+ people face.
The Paul Watkins Art Gallery will host an exhibition by students who attended the "Berlin: Shifting the Paradigm" faculty-led travel study program.
Join us for a reception to celebrate an exhibition by students who attended the “Berlin: Shifting the Paradigm” faculty-led travel study program.
Join us for a live mural painting event to help create a visual representation of our shared future, inspired by the Winona State 2035 strategic plan.
Enjoy a performance of the play “I and You,” directed by WSU’s Heather Williams-Williams and adapted for the stage by Lauren Gunderson.
Enjoy a performance of the play “I and You,” directed by WSU’s Heather Williams-Williams and adapted for the stage by Lauren Gunderson.
Enjoy a performance of the play “I and You,” directed by WSU’s Heather Williams-Williams and adapted for the stage by Lauren Gunderson.
On Nov. 22, attend this free performance featuring WSU choir students at Wesley United Methodist Church.
Enjoy a performance of the play “I and You,” directed by WSU’s Heather Williams-Williams and adapted for the stage by Lauren Gunderson.
On Dec. 2, attend this free performance featuring WSU students in chamber ensembles.
WSU students in ART 375: Advanced Design Project formally invite you to join us in the Bluffs Lounge for their end-of-semester final presentations.
Join the PRSSA and Public Relations students for an exhibit on the Winona State 2035 strategic plan, located in the Kryzsko Commons Lower Hyphen.
On Dec. 5, attend this free performance featuring WSU students in the jazz ensemble.
On Dec. 7, attend this free holiday concert featuring WSU band and orchestra students.
Check out an exhibition from our MCOM 303: Documentary Production class featuring student-made documentaries that celebrate the lives and legacies of esteemed WSU retirees.
Students in FILM 250: Introductory Filmmaking will screen 3 mini-documentaries and a handful of short films, followed by a Q&A session.
Celebrate independent film at the Frozen River Film Festival (FRFF) for curated screenings, conversations, and special events. This is open to the public and free for WSU students to attend.
The submission window for WSU's "Satori" literary arts journal opens Feb. 2. Students can submit works in poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and visual art.
On Feb. 9, join us for a screening of “Kedi,” a documentary that explores the lives of stray cats living in Istanbul, Turkey.
Submissions to Winona State's "Satori" literary arts journal are due Feb. 16. Students can submit works in poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and visual art.
Join us for the second screening of the 2025–26 Common Book Film Series, inspired by this year’s Common Book, "Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law" by Mary Roach.
On Feb. 17, enjoy a free piano recital from Eric Brisson, a faculty member of WSU’s Music Department.
Enjoy the annual Dancescape performance, featuring original choreography and design by students, faculty, and guest artists.
Enjoy the annual Dancescape performance, featuring original choreography and design by students, faculty, and guest artists.
Music scholarship auditions for the 2026-27 academic year will be held on Feb. 21.
Enjoy the annual Dancescape performance, featuring original choreography and design by students, faculty, and guest artists.
On Feb. 26, join us for a screening of “Grizzly Man,” a documentary about a grizzly bear enthusiast compelled to live among bears in the Alaskan wilderness.
On Feb. 28, attend this free concert featuring WSU orchestra students.
This March, join the WSU Colleges Food Drive Competition, where each College will collect donations and compete to see who can make the biggest impact.