“Dreaming” Design Exhibition
From April 20-May 8, the Laird Norton Center will host the exhibition "Dreaming," by Art & Design seniors that explores the subconscious.
From April 20-May 8, the Laird Norton Center will host the exhibition "Dreaming," by Art & Design seniors that explores the subconscious.
The WSU Courtyard is turning into a fairground, and you’re invited—don’t miss the second annual Wazoo’s Block Party on Friday, May 1!
On May 1, come cheer on the men's Baseball team as they play against Northern State University.
On May 1, come cheer on the men's Baseball team as they play against Northern State University.
On May 2, come cheer on the men's Baseball team as they play against Northern State University.
Come cheer on the women’s Softball team as they play against Minnesota State University Moorhead.
Come cheer on the women’s Softball team as they play against Minnesota State University Moorhead.
The WSU Concert Choir and the Winona Symphony Orchestra will join forces for this year's season finale performance at Wesley United Methodist Church.
Come cheer on the women’s Softball team as they play against the University of Minnesota Crookston.
Come cheer on the women’s Softball team as they play against the University of Minnesota Crookston.
Take a study break on the SLC terrace. Fuel your final exam studies with popcorn and hot chocolate provided by the WSU Nursing Club.
On May 4, eWarrior Program participants who are graduating during Spring 2026 or Summer 2026 can purchase their laptop online or at Tech Support.
Enjoy free tea on the first floor of the library.
On May 5, stop by the Gazebo to de-stress during Finals Week with fun activities like sidewalk chalk, coloring pages, and bubbles.
On May 5, take a study break and recharge with a late-night breakfast in the Jack Kane Dining Hall.
On May 6, stop by the Fire Feature Patio for free marshmallow goodness (weather-permitting).
Led by Gillian Keller, this workshop will explore how to use digital audio workstations (DAWs) and other music technology tools in classrooms at all levels.
Aug. 17 is when international students can begin moving in to campus residence halls for Fall 2026.
Aug. 18 is when Orientation Leaders can begin moving in to campus residence halls for Fall 2026.
Aug. 19 is when students who are volunteering for the Welcome Crew can begin moving in to campus residence halls for Fall 2026.
Aug. 20 is when all students who are enrolled in Fall 2026 classes can begin moving in to campus residence halls.
Aug. 21-23 is New Student Welcome Week on the Winona Campus. Enjoy a plethora of activities to make friends and to get familiar with the campus.
Aug. 23 is when Spring and Summer 2026 graduates who participated in the eWarrior Program can purchase a laptop without a $50 late fee.
Visit the Watkins Gallery to view "Why We Record: Defying Fragmentation & Erasure in Palestine," an exhibit that displays archived photos and excerpts from published stories about fragmentation, displacement, return, and future visioning.
Enjoy free tea on the first floor of the library and get some class reading done upstairs at the Silent Reading club.
Meet Student Senate, learn what they do, and discover how you can get involved. Enjoy free Chick-Fil-A, Lotus drinks, s'mores, yard games, music, and more.
Stop by the Fire Feature Patio for free marshmallow goodness (weather-permitting).
Winona State students are invited to see what Winona businesses and organizations have to offer. Come for the info, freebies, samples, and swag.
Come cheer on the Warrior Soccer team as they face off against the University of Wisconsin-Parkside.
Aug. 28 is when Spring and Summer 2026 graduates who participated in the eWarrior Program can purchase a laptop with a $50 late fee.