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Dean of Students comments on in-person return

Matthew Drewry, features editor
April 14, 2021

More COVID relief funding possible for students

Alek LaShomb, news editor
April 7, 2021
Winona State University announced its plans to return to mostly in-person classes in the fall of 2021. 70% of classes are planned to be taught in-person and 30% to be a mix of hybrid, asynchronous and online classes, which will be a shift from current classes delivery methods.

WSU expecting 70% of fall classes to be in-person

Mitchell Prosser, news reporter
March 24, 2021

Students share differing thoughts on COVID-19 vaccine

Kellen Brandt, features reporter
March 17, 2021

Lourdes Hall under quarantine, COVID testing required

Mitchell Prosser, news reporter
March 17, 2021
Federal CRRSAA money is currently being held by the Department of Education, which is requiring an official plan of disbursement to students before the withdrawing of funds. Following Senate’s recommendation, $284,847.80 would be allocated to the emergency fund, with $1,538,178.12 reserved for Pell grant and $1,025,452.08 for non-Pell grant students.

Further COVID-19 relief funding likely for some WSU students

Alek LaShomb, news editor
March 3, 2021

Education students unsatisfied with online learning

Kellen Brandt, features reporter
March 3, 2021

Kleman talks softball, Winona and the future

Mary Wright, sports reporter
March 3, 2021

WSU shares updates in second spring COVID-19 forum

McKenna Scherer, Editor in chief
February 24, 2021

WSU cancels study abroad and limits travel

Kristin Kovalsky, copy editor
February 17, 2021

WSU students to distribute COVID-19 vaccine

McKenna Scherer, editor-in-chief
February 17, 2021
Profile: Public health graduate Jackie Henderson

Profile: Public health graduate Jackie Henderson

Hannah Hippensteel, features reporter
February 10, 2021
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