mental health – The Winonan

Nicole Tompos, a double major in Communication Arts and Literature Teaching as well as English: Writing Emphasis, took first place in the poetry category of the 2020 Winona Prize in Creative Writing with her poem “Cyanide.” Tompos’s poem will be published in Winona State University’s annual literary and arts magazine, “Satori.”

Tompos awared for poem “Cyanide”

March 4, 2020

Campus faces counselor shortage

November 6, 2019

WSU gains new counselor

April 3, 2019

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Counselor speaks on Seasonal Affective Disorder

April 3, 2019

Addiction services unavailable on campus

March 27, 2019

Senior Kari Schneiss and junior Taylor Juresh are the founders of the Winona State chapter of the Green Bandana Project, a national program that brings awareness to mental health issues. Information about the project can be found in The WELL and on the Winona State website.

Green Bandana Project reaches Winona State

March 6, 2019

Aiden is the six-year-old boxer pug who has taken over the hour long therapy dog slot in place of Winston on Monday nights from 4 - 5 p.m. in IWC 267. Aiden loves to sit in peoples laps and give big, wet kisses.

Ordinary animals help students

February 6, 2019

Chi Alpha is a national organization affiliated with 350 campuses and local roots as a campus ministry at Winona State. Starting each weekly Thursday meeting with a musical performance by staff members, all in attendance joins in and the time is used to connect with God.

Student allegations spark controversy

January 30, 2019

WSU to host “Paws to Destress”event

December 5, 2018

Aiden is the 6 year-old boxer pug who has taken over the hour long therapy dog slot in place of Winston on Monday nights from 4 to 5 p.m. in IWC 267. Aiden loves to sit in peoples laps and give big wet kisses.

‘Afternoons with Aiden’ accompanies therapist

October 24, 2018

Anxiety and stress management seminars to return

October 3, 2018

Best of 2017: a year in review

January 17, 2018

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