WSU Colleges Food Drive Competition
In honor of Minnesota FoodShare Month, the College of Business has challenged the 4 other academic colleges for a College Food Drive Competition this March.
In honor of Minnesota FoodShare Month, the College of Business has challenged the 4 other academic colleges for a College Food Drive Competition this March.
On March 3, attend this class if you're an aspiring healthcare professional and want to get trained in basic life support (BLS).
On March 3, attend this class if you're an aspiring healthcare professional and want to get trained in basic life support (BLS).
On March 14, attend this class if you're an aspiring healthcare professional and want to get trained in basic life support (BLS).
On March 17, prospective students can get a close-up look at the many programs offered by our College of Science & Engineering.
On April 7, join Dr. Amy Runck for an information session about the Biodiversity & Cultures of Puerto Rico faculty-led study abroad program.
On April 11, attend this class if you're an aspiring healthcare professional and want to get trained in basic life support (BLS).
Join us for a casual book club discussion of this year's Common Book, "Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law," by Mary Roach.
If you’re interested in pursuing a career in any of the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) areas, this campus and admissions visit on Sept. 26 is for you!
On Oct. 6 attend this Resume Rush for assistance from WSU Career Advisors with polishing your resume for the upcoming College of Science & Engineering Career & Internship Fair on Oct. 8.
On Oct. 7 attend this Resume Rush for assistance from WSU Career Advisors with polishing your resume for the upcoming College of Science & Engineering Career & Internship Fair on Oct. 8.
Join us on Oct. 8 for the College of Science & Engineering Career & Internship Fair.
In this Earth Talk, WSU Geoscience Professor Dr. Beatty will discuss the discovery of a dinosaur “mummy” by a team of WSU alumni and students in 2024.
Join the College of Science & Engineering for “Flora and Fauna Behaving Badly in Winona County,” a panel inspired by this year’s Common Book by Mary Roach.
In this Earth Talk, guest speaker Shanna Schmidt will explore how to launch and grow your career in the geoscience field.
Celebrate Homecoming Weekend and the spirit of science with an exciting 3 hours of family-friendly fun at the WSU STEM Carnival.
Join us for the opportunity to meet Mary Roach, author of this year's Common Book, "Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law."
In this talk, Justin Watkins will overview Minnesota’s Nutrient Reduction Strategy (NRS) as well as regional studies specific to southeast Minnesota.
Ben Orlin, author of “Math with Bad Drawings,” will present on “The State of Being Stuck” and explore how struggle can lead to discovery.
Ben Orlin, author of “Math with Bad Drawings,” will present on “The Unlikely Friendship of Math and Science” and explore how these 2 disciplines work together.
Join WSU Geoscience alumna Anna Blitz as she shares her journey to becoming Vice President of Corporate Responsibility at The Wendy’s Company.
If you’re interested in pursuing a career in any of the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) areas, this campus and admissions visit on Nov. 21 is for you!
On Feb. 21, prospective students can attend this fun, informational campus visit featuring our one-of-a-kind Composite Materials Engineering program.
If you’re interested in pursuing a career in any of the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) areas, this campus and admissions visit on Feb. 27 is for you!
On Feb. 28, join us for a one-day innovation challenge where individual students or teams will develop projects inspired by data, AI, and more.
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.
Experience STEM in the real world through interactive workshops in engineering, science, math, and computer science designed just for high school students.
In this Earth Talk, Dylan Blumentritt will explore the history of Lake Pepin and how its unique geology can be used to study changes in sediment over time.
In this Earth Talk, the Minnesota DNR will discuss their on-going project to deter the spread of invasive carp in the Upper Mississippi River.
In this Earth Talk, Will Varela from the University of New England will discuss how river ecosystems respond to restoration, with a focus on the Driftless Area.