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A new jail has arrived in Winona! As of December 12th, 2023, a new jail has replaced the old one located on 203 W 3rd St. Winona.
Zoom Court: New Jail in Winona
Winona Mall entrance.
Half of Winona Mall Staying
Sugar Loaf stands tall beside the water, as the Winona Symphony Orchestra presents it’s water-themed pieces in the Minnesota Marine Art Museum for many guests to enjoy.
Minnesota Marine Art Museum Collaborates with Winona Symphony Orchestra
The entrance to the Education Village Building.
Education Village Celebrates Five Year Anniversary
The Winona State Play on! playbill from an exciting, entertaining and comedic night for the audience in the DuFresne Performing Arts Center.
WSU Theater Department Presents “Play On!
Winona State University’s women’s softball teams Their current score is fourteen wins and eight losses in the conference and 30 wins and 18 losses overall.
Softball Splits their Weeks Wins
Winona State dance team performs on Maxwell Field.
Winona State Dance Team Heads to Nationals!
The Black Katts and Gustavus Alolphus women’s rugby club in a scrum.
Women’s Rugby Has an Outstanding Game Against Gustavus
The Winona State women’s softball team faced Bemidji State University on April 6th at Maynard R. Johnson field.
Winona State Softball blows away competition
Cole Fuecker poses for a shot. The fifth-year business administration major plays as an infield on the Winona State University’s baseball team.
Cole Fuecker: A Legacy On and Off the Field
I could write about all of my Winonan experiences for an entire printed Winonan edition and longer, so I’ll keep this to a limited list of fun memories and the people I have to thank in true academy award speech style.
Editor Farewell: Heidi Hanson
To Gabriel, (my Editor-in-Chief last year) but also who was my partner in crime, thank you for everything. You are such an amazing human and an amazing friend. I could count on you for anything, and you would always be there.
Editor-in-Chief Farewell: Sophia Sailer
. Using wires, Schwabenbauer wove telephone wires and other materials into her pieces to create a series of unique and thought-provoking 3-D art. One piece that was introduced was called “Lonely, Get Connected.”
Flesh Garden: Senior Art Exhibiton
This once-a-year event aims to uplift the voices of sexual assault survivors through various activities such as speakers, creative demonstrations, as well as a marching protest through Winona.
Conversation, Community, and Healing: Winona State Hosts Annual Take Back the Night Event
Sydney Porter, Jack Mulvaney and Alex Peachey are this year’s winners of the annual Winona Prize competition in creative writing. The three writers wrote fiction, poetry and creative nonfiction pieces respectively.
Winona Prize Winners for Creative Writing
Building in Winona.
Staying in Winona – an Opinion Piece
The Poll: How do you feel about the current immigration process?
The Poll: How do you feel about the current immigration process?
The Poll: What does Martin Luther King Jr. Day mean to you?
The Poll:Indigenous Day Trivia
The Poll:Indigenous Day Trivia
Students are interviewed around Winona State University campus about who they would like to see speak on campus? Who would you want to see speak here?
The Poll: Who do Winona State students want to see on campus
The Poll: What does Martin Luther King Jr. Day mean to you?
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
September 9th, 2023, Jacob Gifford poses on his favorite throne in Stark Hall reading the last edition of The Winonan. Gifford has a true sense of appreciation for where he chooses to relive himself while on campus. Read to find the hot spots on campus where you should try next time you need to go.
Shine or Stink: Ranking WSU bathrooms
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
“Monkey Man,” considered by some critics as the south-Asian “John Wick”, makes an amazing rendition of Indian culture and important themes surrounding it, highlighting the community known as ”Hijra.”
“Monkey Man” Available in Film Theaters Around USA
Poor Things won a variety of Oscars in the latest Academy Awards Season. The cinematography and acting are the two aspects that excel throughout this film.
“Poor Things” Review: A Missing Piece
This year, a limited five-part documentary series called “Quiet on Set” was released, talking about the abusive and toxic environment created in these shows.
Quiet on Set: The dark side of children’s shows
Dune part one is available for streaming, and Dune part two is available in movie theaters all around the world.
Dune Part Two Movie Review
. Receiving critical as well as commercial success and having one of the biggest debuts for the studio and achieving them their second Oscar for best animated feature: “The Boy and the Heron.”
The Boy and the Heron: 2nd Oscar for Studio Ghibli
Michael Torres begins his reading with his favorite poem, “All American Mexican” from his book “An incomplete List of Names”.
Michael Torres, author of An Incomplete List of Names, visits WSU
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
Poor Things won a variety of Oscars in the latest Academy Awards Season. The cinematography and acting are the two aspects that excel throughout this film.
“Poor Things” Review: A Missing Piece
This year, a limited five-part documentary series called “Quiet on Set” was released, talking about the abusive and toxic environment created in these shows.
Quiet on Set: The dark side of children’s shows
Dune part one is available for streaming, and Dune part two is available in movie theaters all around the world.
Dune Part Two Movie Review
. Receiving critical as well as commercial success and having one of the biggest debuts for the studio and achieving them their second Oscar for best animated feature: “The Boy and the Heron.”
The Boy and the Heron: 2nd Oscar for Studio Ghibli
Anatomy of a Fall, directed by Justine Triet, is a drama focusing on the many layers of the death of Samuel Maleski.
Anatomy of a Fall: Murder of a Husband
The mural in the entrance of Somsen Hall was commissioned in the 1930s as part of the Work Projects Administration (WPA). The mural’s purpose was to show the beginnings of Winona, however, the painter John Martin Socha, painted this mural with a “lens of mainstream ideology at the time” according to the piece commissioned in 2017 called “Somsen Hall Mural Context: The Founding of Winona and the Somsen Hall WPA Mural” by Iyekiyapiwin Darlene St. Clair form St. Cloud State University and Jill Ahlberg Yohe from Minneapolis Institute of Art.
One voice in millions: Mural in Somsen
Some showers in residence halls at WSU are only divided by curtains, causing students to question security.
Safety and Security in the Residence Halls: Are Shower Curtains Enough?
Interior of studio, located at 302 Mankato Avenue, Suite A, Winona, MN
Perception: Body and Pole
Janelle “Nellie” Wollenburg passed away on Dec. 29, 2023 at age 37. She was an incredibly hard-working student and mother and made a large impact on the Healthcare Leadership program in just the first semester she was taking classes.
“A Natural Light in the World:” The Loss of Janelle “Nellie” Wollenburg
Dresses displayed in the lobby of the Performing Arts Center.
Wenonah Players Hosts Thrift Pop-Up Event
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 “Freshman 15” is often used as a scare tactic for incoming college freshmen because of the normal bodily shifts and changes that occur during this time. How much is this affecting students?
The Freshman 15 – Factual or Fatphobia?
During Thursday night on Oct. 24., the amount of rain was so drastic, an email was sent out to students about relocating their cars in the gravel lot due to ankle high rain fall. Students stood outside of the Quad and Prentiss- Lucas hoping to get soaked from cars passing by. The next day, the volleyball courts in front of PL are proof of that. Students have called it the ‘PL Pool”.
Weather Trouble – Flooding in Prentiss-Lucas on Oct. 24
The remnants of a party are left on a table while students drink in the background.
School Spirit or Alcoholism?
In the new period products dispensers, you can find both pads and tampons.
Red Marks the Spot: Period products now fully available on campus
Using a AI image software called Midjourney and a photo taken in Krysko Courtyard, the final image seen above is changed into a AI version using the prompt spiral to alter the image.
AI: The Beginning or the End?
Winona State University's Newspaper since 1919

The Winonan
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The Winonan
Elly Herrick

Elly Herrick, Online Editor

Elly Herrick (She/They) is currently the online/social media editor, business manager, features writer, and photographer. Try saying that five times fast.

Herrick also works as the Communications Director on Student Senate, a 2023 Orientation Leader, and was newly added on a Tuesday 7-10p.m timeslot on KQAL. They are also the Social media manager for the WSU Pre-Athletic Training Club.

Herrick is from Kenosha, Wisconsin, and is a second-year student at Winona State University studying Mass Communications: Public Relations with a minor in Advertising, Photography, and Creative Digital Media.

They love following challenging and fulfilling stories. They also have a strong passion for writing and giving others a voice.

Herrick loves to travel and over the summer, they traveled to Greece, Italy, and Barcelona. They are now saving up and planning on going to New Zealand this winter with their Aunt. Outside of school, they love taking the train and seeing live concerts with friends. They also love sharks and a good book!

 

 

All content by Elly Herrick
. Using wires, Schwabenbauer wove telephone wires and other materials into her pieces to create a series of unique and thought-provoking 3-D art. One piece that was introduced was called “Lonely, Get Connected.”

Flesh Garden: Senior Art Exhibiton

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
April 24, 2024
Rose Cases and Haley Mulberry worked to collect over 500 food items for the Winona Volunteer Services food shelf.

Pre-Athletic Training Club Collects Over 500 Food Items for Local Donation Center

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
April 17, 2024
The mural in the entrance of Somsen Hall was commissioned in the 1930s as part of the Work Projects Administration (WPA). The mural’s purpose was to show the beginnings of Winona, however, the painter John Martin Socha, painted this mural with a “lens of mainstream ideology at the time” according to the piece commissioned in 2017 called “Somsen Hall Mural Context: The Founding of Winona and the Somsen Hall WPA Mural” by Iyekiyapiwin Darlene St. Clair form St. Cloud State University and Jill Ahlberg Yohe from Minneapolis Institute of Art.

One voice in millions: Mural in Somsen

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
April 13, 2024
Kenneth Janz stands in front of a hundred year old clock gift in the President’s office.

Kenneth Janz’s Plans for Winona 2035

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
April 3, 2024
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[Photo] The Poll: Question: Why is IVF now considered political? thoughts?

Sophia Sailer, Editor-in-Chief
April 3, 2024
AMA president, Chuck Winch, shows off his undershirt to the panel of judges.

The Future and Past of Fashion: Thrifted Fashion Show

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
March 27, 2024
Outside of Kryzsko Commons, an advertisement for Aly Raisman’s event is shown. A fourth-year student at Winona State University and also a gymnastics Olympian.

An Evening with an Olympian: Aly Raisman

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
March 20, 2024
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[Photo] The Poll: What is the worst place to go to for Spring Break?

Sophia Sailer, Editor-in-Chief
March 20, 2024
Printed newspapers are lowering in popularity and usage as digital use is increasing in popularity as years progress.

Is Democracy in the Eye of the Beholder? Perceptions of the Newspaper

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
February 21, 2024
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[Photo] The Poll: How do you feel about the current immigration process?

Sophia Sailer, Editor-in-Chief
February 21, 2024
A talk in the SLC on Feb. 7 titled “The Greenest Buildings in the World: How Winona State can lead the Nation” was led by architect and prominent figure in the green building movement, Jason F. McLennan. This talk was to expand on what can be possible for WSU’s future building, CICEL.

Vision drives action: the future of CICEL

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
February 14, 2024
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[Photo] The Poll: What is the best gift to get on Valentine’s Day

Sophia Sailer, Editor-in-Chief
February 7, 2024
The “Freshman 15” is often used as a scare tactic for incoming college freshmen because of the normal bodily shifts and changes that occur during this time. How much is this affecting students?

The Freshman 15 – Factual or Fatphobia?

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
February 7, 2024
Smiling brightly and in uniform, second year student Rose Cases presents Sarah Curtin an award for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve on Jan. 11, 2024.

Supporting the Soldiers: Sarah Curtin wins Award

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
January 24, 2024
Just after snow has found a new home on WSUs letter sign, new ways to fund studnets time here are being made possible in fall 2023 by the North Star Promise Scholarship program.

It’s All About the Money; how is Winona State University Funded?

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
January 17, 2024

Listen to Us: Students Vocalize Racist and Sexist Professors at Winona State

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
November 29, 2023
Kendall Sweet Potato Casserole.

[Photo] The Poll: What is your favorite Thanksgiving dish?

Reanne Weil, News Editor
November 15, 2023
During Thursday night on Oct. 24., the amount of rain was so drastic, an email was sent out to students about relocating their cars in the gravel lot due to ankle high rain fall. Students stood outside of the Quad and Prentiss- Lucas hoping to get soaked from cars passing by. The next day, the volleyball courts in front of PL are proof of that. Students have called it the ‘PL Pool”.

[Photo] Weather Trouble – Flooding in Prentiss-Lucas on Oct. 24

Alayna Majkrzak, News Reporter
November 15, 2023
The remnants of a party are left on a table while students drink in the background.

School Spirit or Alcoholism?

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
November 8, 2023
Resources regarding multiple areas such as Tutoring, Counselling and Housing, were shown in the Fair to help students in WSU.

No Need for Fear, the Warrior Resource Fair was here: Resources for Winona State Students

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
October 25, 2023
When looking to find a new president of Winona State University, previous president of the university, Scott Olson, and a hiring team hosted a listening session on the presidential search that was held in Kryzsko Atrium on Oct 9. This meeting was open to students to share their opinions of WSU and what attributes they are looking for in a future WSU president; one of two students was Sophia Sailer, the Editor-in-Chief of The Winonan. Sailer spoke on issues involving dorms, parking, and the overall life- style students face and what their needs are.

Listening Session for the New Winona State President

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
October 18, 2023
Michael Torres begins his reading with his favorite poem, “All American Mexican” from his book “An incomplete List of Names”.

[Photo] Michael Torres, author of An Incomplete List of Names, visits WSU

Lucy Severson, News Reporter
October 18, 2023
The budget for Winona State University is an important part of running of the University. Budget distribution is an important part of discussion when considering the future of University and how to manage and create a fair distribution.

[Photo] Key Word – Reduction; WSU Budget Forum

Reanne Weil, News Editor
October 11, 2023
Using a AI image software called Midjourney and a photo taken in Krysko Courtyard, the final image seen above is changed into a AI version using the prompt spiral to alter the image.

AI: The Beginning or the End?

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
October 11, 2023
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Photo Story: I ❤ WSU Day

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
September 13, 2023
Some of the canned good the warrior cupboard provides. Over 100 stu- dents utilize the warrior cupboard. To access the cupboard, students fill out a form and swipe in the room.

Warrior Cupboard: Huge Resource for Students

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
October 4, 2023
RA at East Lake building D Garrett Haugen stands outside his bulidling. RAs are required to hold events and in his event he brought his dog, Oscar, out for his residences to destress.

Stressful yet Fulfilling: A Look into the Life of an RA

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
September 27, 2023
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[Photo] Decriminalization: What does it mean? What does it do?

Lillianna Van De Walker, Features Reporter
September 20, 2023
Opening up boxes with purple cotton candy, members of the WSU Giving Day group moves boxes to their booth in the WSU Courtyard before I ❤ WSU day on September 6th.

An all-school event not to be missed: I ❤ WSU Day

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
September 13, 2023
What are the effects of Marijuana?

To Smoke or not to Smoke: Marijuana Legalization in the State of Minnesota

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
September 6, 2023
“[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

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
April 26, 2023
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

Lillianna Van De Walker and Elly Herrick
April 19, 2023
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”

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
April 12, 2023
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

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
April 5, 2023
Landline is a 2014 sci-fi novel written by Rainbow Rowell. The book explores the concept of a spouse being able to call her younger husband over the phone.

Book Review: “Landline”

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
March 24, 2023
Ashley Madekwe stars in the drama/thriller The Strays. The film follows a woman who begins to question her sanity when strange things begin to happen.

Film Review: “The Strays”

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
March 15, 2023
“Before the Coffee Gets Cold” was released in Dec. 15 and was translated into English in 2019. The biggest lesson from “Before the Coffee Gets Cold” is that the moments we shared with one another is a once in a lifetime experience. No moment or day is the same.

Book Review: “Before the Coffee Gets Cold”

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
March 3, 2023
For $20, students of Winona State University have gotten the chance to climb the Winona Ice Park thanks to Outdoor Education & Recreational Center. The ice is located on the bluffs and is farmed by ice framers why hose water over the walls to freeze.

Winona Ice Park draws national recognition

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
February 22, 2023
Dr. Anton Treuer came and spoke about his experiences as a member of the eagle clan of the Ojibwe tribe. Treuer shared some powerful quotes that demonstrated the way he feels it is like to live in this modern world as a native person, while still staying true to his culture.

[Photo] Expanding Perspectives: Dr. Anton Treuer shares stories of traditional Ojibwe

Lillianna Van De Walker, Features Reporter
February 22, 2023
With help from Winona State University’s Department of Theatre & Dance, Dancescape 2023 returns for its 33 year. Dancescape provides students an opportunity to express themselves through movement and choreography. Over 40 dancers are casted into different pieces that will perform between Feb. 16-18.

Dancescape 2023 Preview: a community of dancers

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
February 15, 2023
A documentary titled, “The Janes” was screened for students and faculty at Winona State University on Jan. 23, 2023. The film centers around life before Roe v. Wade and takes a deep-dive on the steps women took to fight for their rights. Jessica Weis, Co-President of WSU Students for Reproductive Justice, worked along side the Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies department and the History Department to host this event in the Science Laboratory Center.

Film screening, “The Janes” reminds viewers of pre-Roe v. Wade times

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
February 3, 2023
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

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
January 25, 2023
Taylor Kline, Madison Nelson, Kailee Johnson and Kaysey Price sit at a table in Kryzsko Commons. These graduate students worked together on an advocacy project for a marginalized group in their Foundations of Counseling class.

Graduate students create informational website for affirming and inclusive sex education

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
November 16, 2022
Dr. Kimberly Blaeser, an Anishinaabe poet, read a selection of poems from her book, “Copper Yearning”, at Krueger Library on Nov. 10. The sound of rain hit the windows and created a lush atmosphere as she presented.

[Photo] Kimberly Blaeser closes out Indigenous people’s month events with poetry reading and gallery viewing

Olivia Prondzinski, News Reporter
November 16, 2022
Winona State University hosted guest-speaker Bill Nye on Nov. 1. Nye blended comedy and science to explain topics like the effects of climate change and the vastness of space.

[Photo] Record-breaking Bill Nye event encourages climate activism

Olivia Prondzinski, News Reporter
November 7, 2022
For the 21st time, On Wednesday, Oct. 26, Winona State University President, Scott Olson, hosted his own radio show, “Working on a Dream.” From four to six p.m on KQAL 89.5 FM, Olson and Westerman talked about and played The Beatles songs with a special guest, Tim Hatfield.

President Scott Olson’s annual radio show covers The Beatles

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
November 2, 2022
Winona State Volleyball during the Homecoming game against Concordia University. The Warriors fell to Wayne State College on Friday, Oct. 28 and Augustana University Saturday, Oct. 29.

[Photo] Warriors have unfortunate run on the road

Kayla Vang, Sports Reporter
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.

Skipping class: the cost of absence

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
October 28, 2022
The most recent data on hookup culture from American Psychology Association states that 60 to 80 percent of college students have experienced a hookup.

Hookup Culture: Students are doing more than just homework

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
October 19, 2022
Jaci Winchell crouches down to get to the ball that was spiked. Winona State University volleyball played against Upper Iowa State on Oct. 4 and gained a 3-1 win.

[Photo] Volleyball’s victory is followed by two losses

Kayla Vang, Sports Reporter
October 10, 2022
The new live action remake of The Little Mermaid showcases a black female lead (Halle Bailey). Social media has seen positive and negative attention since the trailer.

Students weigh in on new “The Little Mermaid” controversy

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
October 5, 2022
The Womens Volleyball team defeated Northern State University on Oct. 1 which marked coach Joe Getzins 350th win.

[Photo] Volleyball celebrates Coach Getzin’s 350th win

Kailey Doeseckle, Sports Editor
October 5, 2022
Students have been struggling to find parking spots for their vehicles, particularly in Silver Lots, despite purchasing a parking pass. While a new gravel lot is now available on Belleview street, cars still line the streets near campus.

First year students react to lack of parking

Elly Herrick, Online Editor
September 30, 2022
New Mass Communications professor, Stacey Kanihan, describes her love for mass communication and strategic communication. Her expertise spans nearly years in the field.

[Photo] Mass communication department welcomes new professor

Sierra Larson, News Reporter
September 21, 2022
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.

[Photo] Zane’s debuts Indian food option, “Chaat House”

Olivia Prondzinski, News Reporter
September 21, 2022
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