Moving from one career stage to another comes naturally for Celeste Russell
When Celeste Russell came to Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota in 2016, she was fairly certain she would finish her studies with acting as her major. However, with the support of a couple of professors and an influential internship, she now has a degree that reflects more of her passion and her talent.
Start off on the right foot with Student Success
Start your semester off on the right foot. After the first week of attending classes, you may discover you could use some additional assistance in some areas. Sign up for a tutor or peer learning assistant at smumn.joinknack.com. Peer learning assistants can help you...Don’t bring COVID-19 home for break!
Traveling home for the holidays means you might bring COVID-19 home with you. You can bring COVID-19 home from an exposure you had before you left or while travelling. So it is important to remember the following tips from the Minnesota Department of Health:
Saint Mary’s moves Winona Campus classes online, beginning Nov. 11
Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota is moving to fully online instruction for the next two weeks right up to the Thanksgiving break on its Winona Campus due to the significant increase in COVID-19 cases on campus, similar to what is happening in the state.
Leaders of opposite parties stand united
Jonathon Krull, president of the College Republicans, and Clare Bath, president of the College Democrats, stand on opposite sides of many national issues yet stand united on two fronts: empowering students to vote and the need to model civil discourse, particularly during this divisive national election.
Despite their differences, both students share similar backgrounds and goals, as well as a sincere love of the democratic process.