Pro-Life Action League Talk with Hope Fryer
The Warriors For Life student club will host Pro-Life Action League activist Hope Fryer to give a presentation about the abortion pill.
The Warriors For Life student club will host Pro-Life Action League activist Hope Fryer to give a presentation about the abortion pill.
Students can get a flu shot at the Student Activity Center, located in Kryzsko Commons.
Enjoy free tea on the first floor of the library and get some class reading done upstairs at the Silent Reading club.
Oct. 13 is the registration deadline for the online cohort for the Creating Thriving Environments course.
Students can get a flu shot at the WELL in the Integrated Wellness Complex (IWC), located on campus.
Join us for an evening of fun-filled activities for all ages! Come enjoy our indoor climbing wall, high ropes course, bike skills course, and toddler ninja course.
During MEA Week, sign up for an admissions presentation, a campus tour, and a housing showcase designed for both first-year and transfer students.
Enjoy a free lunch and learn from Winona Health leaders about supply chain and business services.
On Oct 14, join Dr. Ahmet Aksoy & Dr. Katherine Lind for an info session about the Crossroads of Cultures faculty-led travel study program in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Take a study break at the Darrell W. Krueger Library. Fuel your midterm studies with snacks and beverages provided by the library.
Stop by the Fire Feature Patio for free marshmallow goodness (weather-permitting).
During MEA Week, sign up for an admissions presentation, a campus tour, and a housing showcase designed for both first-year and transfer students.
Learn what Americans once believed about God, nature, and human nature and how these beliefs have changed over time in the first part of this 5-part Senior University class.
The Winona State Criminal Justice Club will host the Rochester Police Department to give a presentation about how police use drones to assist first responders and increase public safety.
Make your own zine (or mini-magazine) inspired by Hispanic Heritage Month. This event is sponsored by the Ethnic Studies Department.
Join us for an outdoor film screening of "Night of the Living Dead," one of the best Zombie movies ever made.
Enjoy a performance of the play “Tartuffe,” a comedy about what imperils those who believe only what they choose to believe despite a mountain of contrary evidence.
During MEA Week, sign up for an admissions presentation, a campus tour, and a housing showcase designed for both first-year and transfer students.
In this Teaching Kitchen with dietitian Mara, learn how to create apple nachos and customize them with your favorite toppings.
Join us on Oct. 15 for the Retiree Center's annual Fall celebration at the Winona American Legion.
During MEA Week, sign up for an admissions presentation, a campus tour, and a housing showcase designed for both first-year and transfer students.
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a Fiesta! Enjoy food, a mechanical bull, Aztecan dance group games, piñatas, prizes, and more.
Enjoy a performance of the play “Tartuffe,” a comedy about what imperils those who believe only what they choose to believe despite a mountain of contrary evidence.
Oct. 16 is midterm, or the halfway point of the Fall 2026 term.
Oct. 16 is the last day students must clear incomplete (I) grades from classes taken during the Winter Session 2025-26, Spring 2026, and Summer 2026 terms in Student eServices.
Oct. 16 is the last day when Fall 2026 graduating students must submit an Application for Graduation online and appear in Commencement publications.
During MEA Week, sign up for an admissions presentation, a campus tour, and a housing showcase designed for both first-year and transfer students.
During MEA Week, sign up for an admissions presentation, a campus tour, and a housing showcase designed for both first-year and transfer students.
Come cheer on the Warrior Soccer team as they face off against Bemidji State University.
Join us for a presentation that will take an in-depth look into the inner workings of the Native American communities and the kinship and value systems that sustain them.