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Attendee reads Brighttusk, a student made graphic novel. Find the comic from brighttusk.the-comic.org/ or find more on Instagram, username: Brighttusk.
Celebrating the scholarly achievements of Winona State’s students and faculty
“KQAL is a place where my major and my love of performance cross.” Bermudez said.
Student wins two radio awards
“It is everything I have always wanted to do,” Lipski said.
Cooper Lipski: new voice of the La Crosse Loggers
The three panelists for Tuesdays panel were TL Jordan (they/them), Organizing Manager at Planned Parenthood North Central States; Kat Rohn (she/they), Executive Director of Outfront MN who is a transgender woman; and Jay Belisto (they/them), Political Organizer at Gender Justice and UnRestrict Minnesota.
Panel discusses intersection between gender affirming healthcare and reproductive justice
The two-question referendum asked citizens of Winona if they were willing to pay more in taxes to advocate for this remodeling. The first question aimed to revitalize all elementary schools, improve learning spaces and provide robust career exploration opportunities. The second question aimed to improve athletic and fine arts spaces.
Referendum to remodel Winona schools voted down
Abbie Hlas prepares for her time to bat.
Another successful week of softball for the Warriors
Nick Herbst prepares for a heat- ed throw in the outfield.
Winona State baseball ends a rough week with a win
Alyssa Larson sprints to the finish line during Phil Esten Challenge that was hosted by the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse on Saturday April 22.
Winona State track and field competes at Phil Esten Challenge
Infielder Ryland Wall and the rest of the Warrior baseball team were impacted by weather changes that flipped around the seasons schedule.
Weather is a game changer for baseball
After a successful week, both the men’s and women’s team will be on the road to their next matches. The men’s team will take their turn at the NSIC Championships in Blue Springs, MO. On April 21-23 while the women’s team will travel to Wayne, Neb. for the Wayne State invite on April 17-18.
Winona State’s golf teams swing for success to open the week
“[Dr. Berg] you have done an amazing job of building this program and I have always been in awe at your ability to find resources in all sorts of nooks and crannies including your own pocket to bring to campus an amazing women’s history month program,” Dr. Hyamn said.
Winona State Celebrates Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies’ 30th Anniversary
Smiling brightly, Joe Eichele says goodbye to The Winonan.
Editor Farewell: Joe Eichele
Winona Mall is introducing a new Axe throwing and Arcade center that will open on May 4, 2023. The business is affiliated with the wor- ld axe throwing league and will run a variety of leagues themselves.
Coming soon: Winona Axe & Arcade
The R.I.C.E. and Potato Clubs had their first annual feud and the R.I.C.E. club came out as the first winner.
Food fight: Potato and R.I.C.E. clubs compete
Comedian Drew Lynch visited Winona State University on April 12. Lynch was brought on behalf of the Warrior Entertainment Network. Much of the show was heavily based around interactions between Lynch and the audience which made for a unique and humorous show.
Stand-up comedian Drew Lynch humors Winona State
Smiling brightly, Joe Eichele says goodbye to The Winonan.
Editor Farewell: Joe Eichele
Smiling brightly, Gabriel Hathaway says goodbye to The Winonan.
Editor Farewell: Gabriel Hathaway
Smiling brightly, Syerah Mulhern-Allred says goodbye to The Winonan.
Editor Farewell: Syerah Mulhern-Allred
The Super Mario Bros. Movie released in theaters on April 5, 2023. The movie follows the famous plumber, Mario (Chris Pratt), team up with all his classic friends to stop Bowser (Jack Black) from taking over the kingdom.
Film Review: “The Super Mario Bros. Movie”
Jon S. Baird directs AppleTV+s new original movie, Tetris. The film follows the story of how one of the worlds most famous games came to the masses. Pictured above is Taron Egerton who plays Henk Rogers.
Film Review: “Tetris”
Smiling brightly, Joe Eichele says goodbye to The Winonan.
Editor Farewell: Joe Eichele
Smiling brightly, Gabriel Hathaway says goodbye to The Winonan.
Editor Farewell: Gabriel Hathaway
Smiling brightly, Syerah Mulhern-Allred says goodbye to The Winonan.
Editor Farewell: Syerah Mulhern-Allred
Editor Farewell: Mohammed Islam
Editor Farewell: Mohammed Islam
Editor Farewell: McKenna Scherer
Editor Farewell: McKenna Scherer
TV Review: “Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story”
TV Review: “Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story”
Amala Ekpunobi, a speaker from PragerU. She returns again to Winona State University on Oct. 14 after speaking at the campus last year.
Letter to the editor: statement on Ekpunobi event
Letter to the editor
Letter to the editor
Remembering Chadwick Boseman
Remembering Chadwick Boseman
The life of a student sex worker
The life of a student sex worker
Directed by Ben Affleck, “Air“ is a bio- graphical sports drama about the creation of Nike‘s Air Jordans. It‘s known as a classic underdog story and is in theatres now.
Film Review: “Air”
The Super Mario Bros. Movie released in theaters on April 5, 2023. The movie follows the famous plumber, Mario (Chris Pratt), team up with all his classic friends to stop Bowser (Jack Black) from taking over the kingdom.
Film Review: “The Super Mario Bros. Movie”
Comedian Drew Lynch visited Winona State University on April 12. Lynch was brought on behalf of the Warrior Entertainment Network. Much of the show was heavily based around interactions between Lynch and the audience which made for a unique and humorous show.
Stand-up comedian Drew Lynch humors Winona State
Oliver Harry (left) and Gavin Anderson McElligott (right) in William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” put on by the Winona State University Theater and Dance Department.
Anything goes in Shakespeare’s comedy, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
Jon S. Baird directs AppleTV+s new original movie, Tetris. The film follows the story of how one of the worlds most famous games came to the masses. Pictured above is Taron Egerton who plays Henk Rogers.
Film Review: “Tetris”
Comedian Drew Lynch visited Winona State University on April 12. Lynch was brought on behalf of the Warrior Entertainment Network. Much of the show was heavily based around interactions between Lynch and the audience which made for a unique and humorous show.
Stand-up comedian Drew Lynch humors Winona State
Oliver Harry (left) and Gavin Anderson McElligott (right) in William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” put on by the Winona State University Theater and Dance Department.
Anything goes in Shakespeare’s comedy, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
Carolyn Porter visited Winona State University to read excerpts from her book, Marcel’s Letters: A Font and the Search for One Man’s Fate.
Visiting author, Carolyn Porter, and the story behind her book, “Marcel’s Letters: A Font and the Search for One Man’s Fate”
Louisa Schirmackcher and Kailey Doeseckle performing “Man or Muppet“ for their first ever talent show.
Wenonah Players: persevering through performance
Eds No Name Bar is home to the 3rd annual Woman and Non-Binary art show from Feb. 28-April 1. On display is a variety of artwork from members of the community who represent this marginalized community. Above is a piece created and contributed by Sophia Sailer.
Third-annual Women and Non-Binary Art Show highlights local artists and builds community
Directed by Ben Affleck, “Air“ is a bio- graphical sports drama about the creation of Nike‘s Air Jordans. It‘s known as a classic underdog story and is in theatres now.
Film Review: “Air”
The Super Mario Bros. Movie released in theaters on April 5, 2023. The movie follows the famous plumber, Mario (Chris Pratt), team up with all his classic friends to stop Bowser (Jack Black) from taking over the kingdom.
Film Review: “The Super Mario Bros. Movie”
Jon S. Baird directs AppleTV+s new original movie, Tetris. The film follows the story of how one of the worlds most famous games came to the masses. Pictured above is Taron Egerton who plays Henk Rogers.
Film Review: “Tetris”
Album cover art from Tyler, The Creator’s album, “Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale”
Music in Review: “Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale”
Hollywood A-lister Adam Driver stars in a new sci-fi/action film 65. Stranded on Earth 65 million years ago, Mills (Adam Driver) must do what he must to survive and make it back home. The film was released on March 10, 2023 and was directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods.
Film Review: “65”
Comedian Drew Lynch visited Winona State University on April 12. Lynch was brought on behalf of the Warrior Entertainment Network. Much of the show was heavily based around interactions between Lynch and the audience which made for a unique and humorous show.
Stand-up comedian Drew Lynch humors Winona State
The two-question referendum asked citizens of Winona if they were willing to pay more in taxes to advocate for this remodeling. The first question aimed to revitalize all elementary schools, improve learning spaces and provide robust career exploration opportunities. The second question aimed to improve athletic and fine arts spaces.
Referendum to remodel Winona schools voted down
According to the Take Back the Night foundation, Take Back the Night first started in America in the 1970s after incidents of violence against women gathered media attention in Philadelphia, San Francisco and Los Angeles. In Winona, Take Back the Night has occurred since the 1980s.
Students march for first “Take Back the Night” since overturning of Roe v. Wade
Kathy Mouacheupao visited Winona State University on April 5 to present at their Expanding Perspectives Speaker series. Mouacheupao spoke on her experieces growing up in Saint Paul, which is home to the highest population of Hmong people in the United States. As the child of refugees, she lived in an in-between state of Hmong culture and American culture.
Expanding Perspectives Series speaker talks about cultural power of art
Carolyn Porter visited Winona State University to read excerpts from her book, Marcel’s Letters: A Font and the Search for One Man’s Fate.
Visiting author, Carolyn Porter, and the story behind her book, “Marcel’s Letters: A Font and the Search for One Man’s Fate”
The Winona State University International Club and International Student & Scholar Services teamed up to host a celebration of culture. Pictured above is Yujiro Nakano, a kendama World Cup champion. Nakano is one of many international students who performed for the audience.
Annual International Night: Crossroads of Culture
On Wednesday Nov. 2, International Student Services hosted an international coffee hour in Gildemeister Hall. This event is typically held on the first Wednesday of each month. The events offer a chance for students to interact with other students from around the world in an educationally-focused environment. Depending on what the students decide, the events can range from very casual to quite organized.
Photo Story: International Coffee Hour
R.I.C.E. Club was formed to focus on forming bonds between people. R.I.C.E. stands for Racial Integra- tion and Cultural Enrichment.
New R.I.C.E. club promotes diversity and inclusivity
New food option, “Chaat House” is now open in Zaness At The Corner space. The food lineup offers Indian cuisine and rotates with other foods like pasta and quesadillas.
Zane’s debuts Indian food option, “Chaat House”
ZaZa’s is nearing the end of their renovation and has advertised looking to hire a full staff. It’s location is right across from Sheehan Hall on Winona State University’s Main Campus.
ZaZa’s set to officially reopen this March
The three panelists for Tuesdays panel were TL Jordan (they/them), Organizing Manager at Planned Parenthood North Central States; Kat Rohn (she/they), Executive Director of Outfront MN who is a transgender woman; and Jay Belisto (they/them), Political Organizer at Gender Justice and UnRestrict Minnesota.
Panel discusses intersection between gender affirming healthcare and reproductive justice
According to the Take Back the Night foundation, Take Back the Night first started in America in the 1970s after incidents of violence against women gathered media attention in Philadelphia, San Francisco and Los Angeles. In Winona, Take Back the Night has occurred since the 1980s.
Students march for first “Take Back the Night” since overturning of Roe v. Wade
Mental health speaker Joshua Rivedal came to Winona State University on March 28 to speak about his struggles and experiences. “You can’t change someone. They’re not broken, they’re bent,”
Self-care is not selfish: mental wellness talk with Josh Rivedal
As the semester begins, some students may find themselves on a waitlist for counseling services. Fellow councilor and Director of Winona State’s Counseling and Wellness Services explains that this issue is common at many universities.
Counseling and Wellness Services update
First-year nursing student Phoebe DeBates uses a whiteboard to study topics as a productive method she uses to study. Taking breaks and seeking meaningful activities to do every day helps her cope with stress with a heavy course load.
Tips for students coping with stress in college
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Carolyn Hauschild

Carolyn Hauschild, Photographer

Carolyn (Carly) Hauschild is a photographer for the Winonan as of Spring 2022. Carly is a Senior majoring in Mass Communication: Advertising, along with minors in Creative Digital Media and Public Relations.

Hauschild’s hobbies include doing portrait photography for her own small business, watching/playing sports, being involved in a college ministry and spending time with friends/family. She is also an intern at Pleasant Valley Church in the Creative & Technical Arts and student ministries.

All content by Carolyn Hauschild
Pierce Gritzmaker pitching for the Winona State Baseball team.

[Photo] Baseball swings hard, wins one of three games against St. Cloud

April 7, 2023
Four Winona State Warriors, Breanna Ho, Kennedy O’Connor, Kaylee Bateman, and Taryn Sellner, competed in the 2023 National Collegiate Gymnastics Association National Championship on March 25 held at WSU.

[Photo] Winona State hosts NCGA Nationals for the first time in history

April 2, 2023
Ho performing on the uneven bars at Saturdays National Collegiate Gymnastics Associations National Championship in Winona, MN.

[Photo] Breanna Ho: Winona State’s All-Around Star

March 29, 2023
“The students are taking the work seriously. It’s so cool to hear their ideas and questions and opinions,” Foley said.

[Photo] Capstone brings industry experience into the classroom

March 29, 2023
Fourth-year Steel Beatty greeting his team after a tough game.

[Photo] Winona State scores back-to-back victories at home

March 29, 2023
Winona State University has experienced an 18% decrease in its budget since 2018. An all-university budget meeting was held on March 15 to go over the inflation and expectations for WSUs future.

[Photo] Inflation and expectations for WSU’s FY24 budget

March 22, 2023
“I chose this college because of this major, and the next thing I know they said ‘you’re [explative] out of luck,’ But thankfully the school is keeping the major for current students until 2024,” Cooper Lipski, a third-year Mass Communications: Journalism major said.

[Photo] The real price of budget cuts at Winona State University

March 15, 2023
The Winona State Tennis team played in Florida over spring break against five different teams. Winona State finished the week off 6-3 overall and 3-0 in the conference. They are set to play against the Minnesota State University - Mankato Mavericks on Friday, March 17 and Sunday, March 19 in the Winona Tennis Center.

[Photo] Winona State’s tennis Spring Break trip

March 15, 2023
Jaylen Schleicher and Darryl Williams celebrating after a touchdown.

[Photo] Honoring Winona’s Black athletes and their experiences

February 22, 2023
Fourth-year Rachel Kelly during her match against Upper Iowa University.

[Photo] Tennis walks away with another win, going 3-0 this season

February 22, 2023
“Every game in the NSIC is challenging. It does not matter if we play at home or on the road. We play two of the better teams in the South this weekend and know we will have to play well to have a chance to win,” Head Coach Todd Eisner after the Warriors win.

[Photo] Winona State outshines Southwest Minnesota State in high-scoring thriller

February 13, 2023
Every February, the citizens of Winona get together to enjoy a plethora of documentary films put together by the Frozen River Film Festival. Over 200 of these films are submitted by directors from all over the world and are sifted through by a group of 20 volunteers. The organization has a deep-rooted relationship with Winona State University to where several films are hosted on campus for all students to view free of charge.

[Photo] FRFF’s prosperous 18th year

February 13, 2023
Fifth-year Lauren Fech performed with a career-high point tally but the Warriors fell to Wayne State College. Despite the achivement, Fech credited her team as the main reason for her success: My teammates set me up in great positions and obviously our coaches, you know, played to our strengths.”

[Photo] Women’s basketball has another losing weekend with only four games left in the season

February 8, 2023
The Warriors faced off against Augustana University on Friday, Feb. 3. The team triumphed with a 74-69 win, thus ending a three-game losing streak.

[Photo] Warriors two-day win after losing streak provides hope

February 8, 2023
Third-year guard Mattie Schimenz against an Augustana University defender on Feb. 3 2023.

[Photo] The influence of Women in Athletics at Winona State University

February 8, 2023
Number 1 Lauren Fech added 10 points on the night for the Warriors. “We come out every game knowing what we can do and just go on the court to lay it all out. Everything just falls in place,” Fech said.

[Photo] Winona State’s weekend loss

January 25, 2023
Fourth-year Alex Dornfeld helped the Warriors by contributing fourteen points on the night.

[Photo] Warrior basketball ends losing streak with a close match

January 27, 2023
Baseball’s first home game is Feb. 24 against Drury University to start the Coach Wing era with hopes of a turn around for the Winona State baseball program

[Photo] Winona State’s promising spring sports preview

January 25, 2023
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[Photo] Men’s basketball crushes University of Minnesota-Duluth

January 25, 2023
With the loss, Winona State moves to 4-1 overall and 0-1 in the NSIC, while Upper Iowa improves to 2-3 overall and a 1-0 league mark.

[Photo] Men’s basketball’s undefeated streak ends

November 30, 2022
After last Saturday’s defeat, the women’s volleyball season is nearing an end. After a successful run with the team, captain Casey Volkmann, jersey number 3, is leaving the team when she graduates in May.

[Photo] Volleyball loses but promises to come back strong next season

November 12, 2022
“The biggest thing for me when performing under pressure is to have a clear mind,” Jacob Scott said, “I just take a deep breathe while Im lining up and trust my holder and snapper.”

[Photo] The Warriors dominate the field at Upper Iowa University

November 9, 2022
Williams in the endzone. Willians scored both touchdowns in the first quarter of the game.

[Photo] Football claims another big win on the road to playoffs

November 2, 2022
Skipping classes is something that almost every student has done in their time at college. Whether it is because of work, extracurriculars or just wanting to sleep in, skipping class can be addictive since there are few consequences at the time.

[Photo] Skipping class: the cost of absence

October 28, 2022
“I have a feeling they don’t tell anyone because the athletic director is not much better than Matt. He doesn’t listen to athletes or other students that see things, -

[Photo] Head soccer coach resigns after verbal abuse allegations

October 24, 2022
The RICE club got together on Tuesday, October 11th for their second-ever meeting of the year. Pictured left to right are officers Rachel Schlauch, Ben Earley, Daniel Bui, Erik Wagner, and Isabelle Leutbounshou.

[Photo] New R.I.C.E. club promotes diversity and inclusivity

October 19, 2022
Students took to chalking up the pavements of campus in protest of the surprise prices.

[Photo] Education students push back following Tevera announcement

October 12, 2022
Over 68 people testified on July 5, 2022 including children and families who used the rec center. All showed their support in keeping the rec center.

[Photo] City council ceases plans to replace East End Rec Center with “cop shop”

October 5, 2022
Winona State plays their next match against Concordia University – St. Paul on the Winona turf at Altra Federal Credit Union Stadium on Sept. 30 at 5 p.m. 

[Photo] Winona State fiercely battles at another home opener

September 26, 2022
Some professors have already left St. Mary’s for Winona State University, like Nicole Ciulla, an assistant professor who previously worked for St. Mary’s until the summer of this year.

[Photo] Saint Mary’s University drops eleven liberal arts programs

September 21, 2022
Students have started the year by taking advantage of the Darell Krueger Library and other spots on campus to hang out mask-free. With Winona State no longer having a mask mandate, it is up to students to take precaution if they dont feel comfortable.

[Photo] Winona State COVID-19 precautions returning to pre-pandemic levels

September 14, 2022
The new area has yet to be named but will be available for students and organizations to reserve or use freely.

[Photo] Winona State upgrades spaces around Kryzsko Commons

September 12, 2022
The Integrated Wellness Center is home to Health and Wellness Services. Students are able to receive COVID-19 tests and also call the Ask-a-Nurse message line to receive advice from a trained medical professional.

[Photo] Winona State’s isolation location moves to Morey-Shephard

September 7, 2022
Mentors help new students navigate campus better and help them keep their grades up. Incoming students gain leadership skills and knowledge about how to jumpstart their college career.

[Photo] Mentor Program Helps Students Succeed

September 7, 2022
Named after Winona State University‘s 14th President, Judith Ra- maley, the Ramaley Research Celebration supports and encourages undergraduate research.

[Photo] Ramaley Research Celebration takes new steps to expand

April 27, 2022
Goods sold at the gazebo during the day of solidarity.

[Photo] “A Day of Solidarity” raises $1600 for Palestinian women

April 20, 2022
Outside Somsen Hall the day of the debate, featuring some of the speaking candidates campaign signage.

[Photo] Minnesota governor candidates debate hosted by WSU College Republicans Club

April 20, 2022
Phelps Hall pictured, the Mass Communication Departments main academic building at Winona State University.

[Photo] Journalism program on ‘pause’ at Winona State

April 13, 2022
Cotter Schools announced on March 17, 2022, their plans to buy two West Campus properties from Winona State University. The two properties consisted of the former residence halls, Maria Hall and the Tau Center, while Lourdes Hall remains on the market for now.

[Photo] Cotter Schools buys West Campus dorms for $5 million

April 6, 2022
To anyone who may be on the fence about attending the event in the fu- ture, Winona State Librarian Vernon Leighton simply said, “Don‘t hesitate.“

[Photo] International Night at Winona State flourishes in person again

March 30, 2022
The Ethnic Studies Department’s search for a faculty member finally ended with the hiring of Dr. Tara Lopez from Northern New Mexico College. The program was always meant to have two faculty go.winona.edu members. Until Lopez’s hiring, only one of those spots had been filled by current Chairperson Dr. Kim Park Nelson. Nelson was hired just last year.

[Photo] WSU’s Ethnic Studies Department officially fills positions

March 23, 2022
Winona State’s Health and Wellness Services will continue to offer COVID testing and vaccination clinic sites on Main Campus as well as continue promoting certain guidelines like physical distancing and reminders about quarantine and isolation, among other topics.

[Photo] Winona State no longer requiring face masks for first time in two years

March 23, 2022
Photo from this spring’s 2022 Dancescape exhibition, featuring recently passed Winona State University sophomore, Hannah Goman. “Hannah was an extremely compelling performer. She was very vivacious in an unselfconscious way, and she had a rare capacity to physicalize emotion with her entire body,” Dance Director Erin Drummond said. “When I watched her, I didn’t just see her, I felt her.”

[Photo] In Memoriam: Hannah Goman

March 2, 2022
WAHS is operating by appointment only and all adoption applicants, as well as surrenders of cats and dogs, must be pre-approved. Dog visits are also being done outside currently, according to their Facebook page.

[Photo] Winona Area Humane Society talks staffing shortage

March 2, 2022
Winona State University’s Main Campus pictured. The university’s budget deficit, first reported in the fall of 2016 by Winona State Student Senate, has steadily deepened each year since. A decrease in enrollment has remained a key factor in the deficit, but COVID-19’s economic effects continue to play a large role as well.

[Photo] Winona State updates ongoing budget deficit

March 2, 2022
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[Photo] Photo Story: Basketball’s final regular season home games

February 23, 2022
ZaZa’s is nearing the end of their renovation and has advertised looking to hire a full staff. It’s location is right across from Sheehan Hall on Winona State University’s Main Campus.

[Photo] ZaZa’s set to officially reopen this March

February 23, 2022
Dancescape 2022 is the first in-person DancescapeCAROLYN performance since Dancescape 2020. Dancers were immensely excited and grateful for a new opportunity to perform in front of a live audience again.

[Photo] Dancescape returns for first in-person show since 2020 and ends with student tribute

February 23, 2022
The Frozen River Film Festival (FRFF) returned to Winona from Feb. 6 to 13 for its 17th year. The FRFF received more submis- sions this year than ever before running up to its return to in-person programming. In one week, FRFF delivers more than 80 films from 30 different countries, workshops and Q&A opportunities with directors, all integrated throughout the Winona community. The festi- val is especially unique in that it is an all-doc- umentary film festival.

Photo Story: 17th Frozen River Film Festival

Mohammed Islam and Carolyn Hauschild
February 16, 2022
Taylor Hustad

Photo Story: Men’s and Women’s basketball

Carolyn Hauschild, Photographer
February 16, 2022
Winona State University’s Emily Kieck (left) fighting for the ball against UMary athlete during game on Jan. 29, 2022.

[Photo] Women’s basketball recap: tough weekend losses

February 9, 2022
Winona State University’s Men’s Basketball players Alec Rosner (5) and Owen King (10) during Jan. 29, 2022’s game against University of Mary.

[Photo] Men’s basketball winning streak ends

February 9, 2022
Fee and Kieck during the Friday game. During the sec- ond half of Saturday’s game against Minot State, Winona State continued their dominance over the Marauders before winning thegame 86-55. The Warriors shot a total .548 from the field and accomplished 10 out of 26 three pointers with 25 assists and only turning over the ball nine times. Winona State held the Marauders to a 34.4% shooting percentage and caused them to turn over the ball ten times. Caitlyn Riley led scores with 20 points while knocking down six three pointers. Taylor Hustad shot 18 points and Fee was perfect from the field. Kieck had the game high of eight assists with two buckets. This leads the Warriors to be 11-9 altogether and 8-8 in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. The War- riors are headed out of town on Friday, Feb. 6 to play Augustana and then to Nebraska to play Wayne State on Saturday, Feb. 5.

[Photo] Women’s basketball winning streak continues over weekend

February 2, 2022
Carson Arenz (13) and Alec Rosner (5) blocking University of Mary’s Re- gan Tollefson and Kam Warrens. The final score on Friday, Feb. 2, was 80-67 for a Warrior win.

[Photo] Men’s basketball sweeps opponents over the weekend

February 2, 2022
WAV Nutrition’s new space offers a side room where WAV offers yoga classes and boxing through a part- nership with another local business, Longevity Boxing Club.

[Photo] WAV Nutrition starts off new year in new location

January 26, 2022
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