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Senior Caleb Hammel, smiles after winning “The Reginald” for best editing at the 48-hour Video Dash screening and awards on Tuesday, Oct. 24 in Stark 103.

[Photo] Dog of the week: Gizmo the Wonder Dog

November 1, 2017
Fifth-year geology major Samantha Khati examines a fossil found during a trip to the Hell Creek Formation near Marmarth, N.D. The geoscience department celebrated National Fossil Day last Wednesday, Oct. 11 in the Science Laboratory Center by showcasing fossils excavated by Winona State students, alumni and faculty.

[Photo] Activist brings poet-inspired performance to campus

October 18, 2017
Sophomore Kendyl Keay weaves in between players at Sundays game against Southwest Minnesota State University where the Warriors won 3-1.

[Photo] Dog of the Week: Yukon the mountain dog

October 11, 2017
Left to right: Seniors Samantha Reichert and Kamille Flandrena wrote letters to donors. The Alumni Association asked students to fill out postcards to donors and the students were rewarded with free ice cream.

[Photo] Winona State celebrates alumni donors

September 20, 2017
The owners of Neighborhood Family Clinic and Live Well Winona on the corner of Huff & Sarnia donated their spaces and equipment to help nursing professor Jennifer Timm open Bridges Health Winona as a free clinic.

[Photo] Film in review: Stephen King’s ‘It’

September 13, 2017
Retired Professor Rosine Tenenbaum speaks to community members and WSU students on Wednesday, Aug. 30 in Stark 103 auditorium about Nazism today and in the past.

[Photo] Before the clock starts: a fall preview in photos

September 6, 2017
The pedestrian tunnels are in their final stages of construction. Lisa Pearson, the arboretum director and interim director of facilities planning, hopes the tunnels will be finished before the winter begins.

[Photo] Pedestrian tunnels enter final stages of construction

August 30, 2017
Using a colander, Winona citizens view the effects of the solar eclipse, which make the sunlight shining through the holes look like small cresents. Sunlight through binoculars shined onto a large piece of paper and through the leaves of the trees also casted cresents around campus during the solar eclipse.

[Photo] Community gathers on campus for eclipse

August 30, 2017
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