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Winona State University was the first “normal school” opened west of the Mississippi and only 20 students were enrolled in the school’s only program, a 2-year teaching program. College Hall, now known as Somsen, was built in 1866 as the college’s first permanent building. The picture on the left was contributed by the Darrell W. Krueger Library.

Campus construction through the years

October 2, 2019

The west entrance of Phelps Hall has been blocked off pending reconstruction after it was discovered that the foundation had worn away. With no set date for completion, and a cost of $250,000, facilities coordinator Steve Ronkowski hopes that construction will be started by January or February of 2019.

Campus takes steps to fix Phelps Hall stairs

November 28, 2018

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