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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
Winona State University's Newspaper since 1919

The Winonan
Winona State University's Newspaper since 1919

The Winonan
Gabriel Hathaway

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief

Gabriel Hathaway (he/his/him) is the Editor-in-Chief of The Winonan as of Fall 2022. This is Hathaway's third year of writing for The Winonan. Previously, Hathaway has taken up the roles of Features Reporter, Copy Editor, and Features Editor.

Hathaway is currently in his fourth and final year at Winona State University. Hathaway majors in English Writing with a double minor in Journalism and Mass Communication. In addition to being the Editor-in-Chief of The Winonan, Hathaway is also the President of the Society for Collegiate Journalists (SCJ).

In his free time, Hathaway enjoys exploring Winona and getting involved in the community. Hathaway also enjoys binging TV and collecting cool-looking rocks with his fiancée.

All content by Gabriel Hathaway
Smiling brightly, Gabriel Hathaway says goodbye to The Winonan.

Editor Farewell: Gabriel Hathaway

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
April 26, 2023
“What I’ve discovered over my career is that any person can write at least one good poem,” Armstrong said. “It’s almost impossible to go through my class and not write at least one good poem.”

Armstrong retires, 20 years of learning at Winona State

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
April 12, 2023
Louisa Schirmackcher and Kailey Doeseckle performing “Man or Muppet“ for their first ever talent show.

Wenonah Players: persevering through performance

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
March 29, 2023
Jena Archer, a graduate student at the Winona State University Writing Center. With the English graduate program’s funding being cut, the Writing Center’s available hours could drop as low as 30 to 40 hours which would challenge the center to keep open.

Impacts of English’s graduate program ending by Spring 2024

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
March 15, 2023
A group of three Winona State University students found a missing dog on Jan. 29, 2023. They were able to usher it into their Jeep Wrangler to warm up and proceeded to call 911 to help reunite the dog with its owner.

WSU students find and return lost dog

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
March 3, 2023
Rachel Drenckhahn and Tyler Janssen were named as prize winners for Winona State Universitys annual Creative Writing Competition. Three different categories of fiction, nonfiction and poetry were available for students to compete in. Drenckhahn, a third-year English writing major, won both fiction and poetry while Janssen took the prize for non-fiction.

Winners of Winona Prize announced

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
February 8, 2023
Winona State University Children’s Center plans to make upgrades to their playgrounds on the premise of Helble Hall. These changes will seek to better the safety and enjoyment of children.

The WSU Children’s Center raising funds for improved outdoor play spaces

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
January 25, 2023
Four students partook in a panel on Nov. 17 to answer questions about their time studying abroad from Winona State. Pictured from left to right are: Sara Yager Allison Kleman, Annika Schultz, and Renae Ingalls.

Study Abroad Office hosts informational panel with study abroad alumni

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
November 30, 2022
Alfred Matthew Yankovic (AKA Weird Al) and Daniel Radcliffe.

Weird Al surprises fans with new music accompanying biopic

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
November 16, 2022
Dr. Jennifer Anderson has begun hosting monthly opportunities to view various exciting objects in the night sky. The observatory resides on top of Minné Hall. These meetings rely on clear night skies which gazers rely heavily on.

Gateway to the stars: observatory reopens!

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
November 2, 2022
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

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
October 19, 2022
The First Tuesday Laureate Writers Series was returned on Oct. 4 at the Blue Heron Coffeehouse after a two year hiatus.

A Homecoming: Steve McCown headlines return of writers series

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
October 12, 2022
Winona State alum releases first feature film

Winona State alum releases first feature film

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
October 5, 2022
Winona State University’s English graduate students are struggling to find assistantship positions due to decreasing availability from lower funding. These positions are often vital in graduate students studies and attracting new students to the program.

English graduate programs face issues due to funding

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
September 21, 2022
The second annual I Love WSU Day was hosted Sept. 7 on campus. The event aimed to show off available clubs and offer a wide variety of activities for students like a dunk tank, mini-golf, and brightly colored inflatables.

“I Love WSU Day” returns bigger and better for second year

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
September 14, 2022
On September 3rd, the Biden Administration announced that the Department of Education would be cancelling $10,000 in student loan debt for borrowers earning $125,000 or less per year. An additional $10,000 would be forgiven for Pell Grant recipients.

Winona State Reacts to Biden’s Student Debt Relief Plan

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
September 7, 2022
The Ramaley Research Celebra- tion (RRC) returned in-person on April 20. Previously, the 2021 RRC was conducted virtually, and the 2020 RRC was canceled due to COVID-19.

Ramaley Research Celebration takes new steps to expand

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
April 27, 2022
Writer, poet, and professor, Melissa Range, visited Winona State University on April 12 to conclude the John S. Lucas Great River Reading Series. Range read from her poetry book, Scriptorium, as well as several other poems that would be included in her upcoming work.

Great River Reading Series presents poet Melissa Range

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
April 20, 2022
Housing and Residence Life threw the “Spring Formal” event after students at Winona State University approached Housing and Com- munity Mentor students with the idea for a dance. For students who never got to attend their high school proms due to COVID-19, the Spring Formal was set up similarly to a traditional prom dance.

Spring Formal brings prom-like dance to Winona State

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
April 13, 2022
Winona State University hosted the Engineering Machine Design Contest for the first time on April 1, 2022 in the Science Laboratory Center (SLC) Atrium. Charla Miertschin, the dean for the college of science and engineering and one of the Engineering Machine Design Contest organizers, said Winona State plans to host the event again next year.

Winona State hosts regional machine design contest for the first time

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
April 6, 2022
Che was greeted with a packed auditorium of students and community members thanks to the Lyceum speakers series. While it wasn’t a stand-up comedy performance, there were still many smiles and laughs during the night. Che gave insight on what it was like to be a writer/performer for Saturday Night Live and what he hoped to accomplish in the future.

Winona State University hosts “Saturday Night Live” writer and star Michael Che

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
March 30, 2022
Super Smash Bros. is a popular Nintendo video game series that pits a wide variety of characters from different franchises against each other. Players can select a fighter and compete against other players to be victorious.

Profile: Winona Super Smash Brothers Club

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
March 23, 2022

Great River Reading Series hosts author Shannon Olson

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
March 2, 2022
Barnes & Nobles College replacing the Winona State University Bookstore. It is important for the switch to happen this spring semester so that the Barnes and Noble may be acclimated for fall 2022. Currently, clothing and office supplies are 20 percent off, art supplies are 50 percent off and clearance items are an additional 50 percent off at the Bookstore

Barnes & Noble College to replace WSU Bookstore

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
February 23, 2022
Contributed by Patrick Lichty. “The Ghost of Umm al Quwain”, an NFT by Patrick Lichty. This is a digital recreation of the mysterious abandoned 1970s Russian cargo plane currently located at the Umm Al Quwain Airport in the United Arab Emirates.

The NFT and crypto craze: What are NFTs?

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
February 16, 2022

Frozen River Film Festival returns in hybrid format for 17th year

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
February 9, 2022

Submissions open for 52nd annual edition of “Satori”

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
February 2, 2022
Associate English professor Karen Schroeders newly published second book, Fringe Rhetorics: Con- spiracy Theories and the Paranormal.

English professor publishes book on conspiracies, paranormal

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
January 26, 2022

Winona State struggling with student worker shortage

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
November 17, 2021

Mass Communication Dept. Aims to Be ‘Future- Forward’

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
November 10, 2021
Alumni Engagement, formerly known as Alumni Relations, received a remodel to their office along photography editor with the rebranding in June of 2021. The new office, located in Somsen 206, is much more spacious and has a “theme of home sweet home,”

Alumni Engagement rebrand highlights alumni achievements

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
November 3, 2021
Michael Kleber-Diggs (MKD), a poet, essayist and literary critic from Minneapolis, visited Winona State University for a series of talks and poetry readings Tuesday, Oct. 19 as part of The John S. Lucas Great River Reading Series

Profile: Michael Kleber-Diggs

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
October 27, 2021

THAD presents first in-person performance since 2019

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
October 20, 2021
One banner event during homecoming week was the homecoming concert, the first concert on campus since fall of 2019, sponsored by the Warrior Entertainment Network and the Homecoming Committee

Homecoming concert hosts musicians popular on TikTok

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
October 13, 2021

Creative writing competition Winona Prize returns

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
October 6, 2021
Lynda Brzezinski is the campus counselor and professor who facilitates the Pet A Therapy Dog event, held every Wednesday, 3:30-4:30 p.m. through Oct. 27. The event was virtual last year, but returned to an in-person format this semester with extra precautions.

Pet a Therapy Dog event returns in-person

Gabriel Hathaway and Carter Hilde
September 22, 2021
Chi Alpha now meets in their building, Chi Alpha Student Center, across the street from campus, located at 402 Main St. Winona Minn. In a recent move, Chi Alpha decided to no longer be a club at Winona State, ‘effective immediately.’

Chi Alpha no longer a Winona State University club

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
September 15, 2021
Lourdes Hall, now sitting empty of student life and activity, its parking lots empty as well.

Closure of West Campus displaces students & staff

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
September 8, 2021

The Ramaley Research Celebration sees 15th year

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
April 25, 2021

Warrior Entertainment Network hosts museum gala

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
April 7, 2021
Students participating in the Super Smash Bros. tournament held in the Warrior Esports Lounge from 7-10 p.m. on March 25. From left to right: Samantha Soroos, Jarred Schmitz, Luke Torian and two more students.

Super Smash Bros. tournament a success

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
March 31, 2021

Club fair falls short due to ‘Zoom-fatigue’

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
March 17, 2021

Local art museum makes ‘pandemic-pivot’

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
March 10, 2021

WSU celebrates Black History Month

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
February 24, 2021

Annual Frozen River Film Festival occurs virtually for the first time

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
February 17, 2021

Student radio station goes HD

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
February 3, 2021

Bloedow’s Bakery continues to see community support

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
January 27, 2021

Winona honors veterans

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
November 18, 2020
The new ALDI, located at 1443 Service Drive in Winona, opens starting on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2020. According to their website, they provide “fresh produce and everyday essentials at the low prices you need.”

Winona welcomes new grocery store

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
November 11, 2020
The Winona Fine Arts Commission is launching the Winona Poetry Walk on Oct. 31 outside of Blooming Grounds Coffeehouse downtown to commemorate local poets in Winona. To celebrate local poets, excerpts of poetry by local writers are stamped into the sidewalks.

Poetry walk celebrates local poets

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
October 28, 2020
Committee searches for common book

Committee searches for common book

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
October 21, 2020
Chapter 2 Books, located on 3rd Street in Winona, is a local used bookstore, selling everything from Shakespeare to Stephanie Meyer. They buy, sell and trade books, magazines, comics, CDs, vinyl records and much more.

Local bookstore withstands COVID

Gabriel Hathaway, Editor-In-Chief
October 14, 2020
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