On Sept. 9, explore ways to plan for and fund your study abroad experience. In this information session, learn about utilizing financial aid and available scholarships that can be applied.
On Sept. 10, come and deck out your residence hall room or apartment with some new posters. A huge selection of modern prints and timeless classics will be available.
Join us on Sept. 10 for a Study Abroad Fast Facts presentation, which will give students an overview of types of Study Abroad experiences, locations, credits, and costs.
On Sept. 10, learn more about what it's like to live and learn in another country from WSU students with a panel discussion.
On Sept. 10, enjoy a free musical performance by Dave Marck and Friends in the Vivian Fusillo Main Stage Theatre.
On Sept. 11, come and deck out your residence hall room or apartment with some new posters. A huge selection of modern prints and timeless classics will be available.
On Sept. 11, visit with over 100 registered student organizations. See what's available and pick some to join. Enjoy freebies, candy, swag, and more.
On Sept. 11, join the Finance faculty for a presentation, lunch, and discussion in the College of Business Engagement Center.
On Sept. 11, stop by the Fire Feature Patio for free marshmallow goodness (weather-permitting).
On Sept. 11, join us for the first Cultural Café of the academic year, "A Glimpse of Japan," at the Kryzsko Fire Feature.
On Sept. 12, students are invited to attend the Study Abroad Fair in the Kryzsko Ballroom to learn more about the process of applying for Study Abroad programs and meeting with program providers and WSU faculty who facilitate study abroad experiences.
On Sept. 13, stop by our table in the lobby of Maxwell Hall and explore Study Abroad opportunities.
Enjoy "Alabaster," a play written by Audrey Cefaly and directed by WSU's Heather Williams-Williams.
Unlock the magic of music education with this inspiring workshop led by Meg Tietz, a nationally recognized Orff Schulwerk expert.
On Sept. 14, come cheer on the women's Tennis team as they compete against Augustana University.
We're hosting sunset trivia on our beloved Cal Fremling boat on Sept. 14 from 5-7pm.
Enjoy "Alabaster," a play written by Audrey Cefaly and directed by WSU's Heather Williams-Williams.
Sept. 15 is the deadline to submit an application for the faculty-led Sports Management & Law study abroad opportunity in Portugal and Spain.
Starting Sept. 16, the College of Business will be hosting the "Create Your More" Stock Market Challenge, an undergraduate competition for WSU students to demonstrate their stock selection skills.
From Sept. 16-17, come cheer on the men's Golf team as they compete at the Maverick Invitational meet.
From Sept. 16-17, come cheer on the women's Golf team as they compete at the Golden Bear Invitational meet.
Enjoy tea in the library on Sept. 17 from 11am-1:30pm.
On Sept. 17, connect with professionals as they share their educational and career journeys in medicine, pharmacology, research, and veterinary medicine.
If you have a hidden talent such as singing, dancing, or spoken poetry, stop by the Zane's Stage on Sept. 17 for Open Mic Night.
Enjoy a free clarinet recital from Dan Sheridan, a faculty member of WSU's Music Department.
On Sept. 18, join us for a Lunch & Learn to explore talent operations and acquisition (human resources) at Kwik Trip while enjoying a free lunch.
On Sept. 18, stop by the Fire Feature Patio for free marshmallow goodness (weather-permitting).
On Sept. 18, join Drs. Craft and Reitmaier for the Business of Healthcare in Paris faculty-led study abroad info session in the College of Business Engagement Center at 5pm.
On Sept. 19, enjoy a free performance of classical Indian music by Nirmala Rakeshar and 100 Strings, her team of musicians.
Family Weekend is a great time to hang out with your family. From Sept. 20-22, have fun around town with events at WSU and in Winona.
