Profile – The Winonan

The life of a student sex worker

April 22, 2020

Celebrations change for students turning 21

April 22, 2020

New provost announced

April 13, 2020

The story of Jordan Lindgren

March 25, 2020

Player profile: first-year basketball player, Caitlin Riley

March 25, 2020

Winona State guard Caleb Wagner, a senior from Muskego, Wisc., dunks despite the efforts of University of Sioux Falls forward Teathloach Pal, a senior from Fridley, Minn. during a game at Winona State’s McCown Gymnasium on Friday, Feb. 14. Winona State fell 49-51 in a tight game against Sioux Falls.

Player profile: senior basketball player, Caleb Wagner

March 25, 2020

Nicole Tompos, a double major in Communication Arts and Literature Teaching as well as English: Writing Emphasis, took first place in the poetry category of the 2020 Winona Prize in Creative Writing with her poem “Cyanide.” Tompos’s poem will be published in Winona State University’s annual literary and arts magazine, “Satori.”

Tompos awared for poem “Cyanide”

March 4, 2020

Kosovo is this week's pet of the week!

Pet of the Week: Kosovo the smiley cat

March 4, 2020

Local musician Jim Reineke performed “Blues and Bluegrass” music on his mandolin inside Blooming Grounds Coffee Shop on Wednesday, Feb 19. Jim Reineke, currently a member of the Wing Dam Jammers and Turkey Creek in Winona began performing in Minneapolis in the early 1970s as a solo performer.

Blooming Grounds showcases local musician

February 26, 2020

Lex Lea, a Winona State junior, poses in the driver’s seat of her Prius that has served as her vehicle of choice for the past six months as a Lyft driver. Winona didn’t have Lyft until 2018, a direct driver-to-rider, cashless car service controlled solely by cell phones.

Lyft makes its first appearance in Winona

February 26, 2020

Winona State University’s KEAP Diversity Resource Center, works to create a safe space and an inclusive atmosphere for diverse persons, organizations and groups. Located in Kryzsko Commons, the KEAP Center is committed to cultural diversity and to prepare all members of the community for successful living in a global society.

How does Winona State handle diversity around campus?

February 5, 2020

Dr. Marianne Collins, a faculty member of the university’s College of Business for over a decade, was appointed as interim business dean after Dr. Hamid Akbari, chose to leave Winona State. Collins served as chairperson of the department since 2017 prior to her appointment.

Interim Dean of the College of Business announced

February 5, 2020

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