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Can a few key moments have changed the course of a match? A crisp October night at Maxwell Field set the stage for Winona State University for a women’s soccer match against Bemidji State University to begin their home weekend slate on Oct. 16. The Beavers entered the contest fourth in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate...
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As midterms approach, Winona State University students are balancing exams, assignments and deadlines while managing stress. From color-coded notes to study groups, students are finding ways to prepare for exams while navigating midterm pressures. Linda Hang, a senior double-majoring in English and communication, uses color coding to stay organized. “I’ve be
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Minnesota voters will elect a governor and a U.S. senator Nov. 3. Winona County voters will also choose a new sheriff and decide whether to change how the state distributes money from its Permanent School Fund. Most polling places are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., although some small towns may open later. Registered...
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Winona State University brought a familiar television competition to campus Oct. 11 with its first Dancing With The Warriors event, pairing student dancers with campus personalities for a night of ballroom performances, costumes and friendly competition. Inspired by “Dancing With the Stars,” the event featured 14 pairs performing dances to songs of their cho
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Winona State University’s Department of Theatre and Dance opened its fall season with Tartuffe, a comedy by Molière translated into English by Richard Wilbur and directed by Jim Williams. The opening night performance Wednesday, Oct. 14, drew students supporting their friends in the cast as well as students attending to fulfill theatre class assignments. The
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Halloween is known for scaring people, especially through horror movies. To celebrate the season, the Frozen River Film Festival Committee screened the horror classic “Night of the Living Dead” on Oct. 14. That evening, college students gathered around an inflatable movie screen, wrapping themselves in blankets against the cold as the film began. Released Oc
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After the spring 2026 semester, 15 Winona State University students departed from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport for a 16-day faculty-led study abroad program titled “Cities of Fairytales: Prague & Budapest.” During the trip, students explored the history and art of the two European cities by visiting museums and historic sites. Their experiences
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When faced with oppressive systems and hardships our lives, engaging in mutual aid can help a community feel more seen and supported. Mutual aid is a process of taking care of your neighbors through the exchange of resources. Chris Stedman, host of the podcast “We Help Us,” brought a panel discussion and story-recording session...
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Winona State University students spent homecoming week taking a break from the first half of the semester with events ranging from arts to athletics. Throughout the week, student had the opportunity to participate in events from arts to athletics. Let’s take a look at the highlights from the 2026 Homecoming celebrations. While the whole week...
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Winona State University is expanding its academic offerings with a new criminal justice major designed to give students a broader understanding of the criminal justice system. The program offers a more flexible degree option, allowing students to explore their interests while preparing for various career and educational paths. Michelle Keller, chair of the S
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