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Response to state path for COVID-19 vaccinations

The state of Minnesota released the information below on Feb. 25, 2021, about the state's path to vaccinate all Minnesotans for COVID-19. You will note that higher education is not listed anywhere on this path, meaning neither students or employees of colleges and...

Winona Campus students stay active and engaged despite COVID-19

Students on Saint Mary’s Winona Campus have found creative ways to stay connected and engaged, despite the many challenges presented by COVID-19. In fact, more than 100 events have been approved through the COVID-19 gathering form, which students are asked to complete...

Saint Mary’s rolls out proposed B.S. in Nursing, announces new leader

Saint Mary’s University’s proposed new Bachelor of Science in Nursing program will prepare you for one of the most in-demand and growing careers in the country. The new B.S. in Nursing degree stems from market research and an identified need in the workforce and is...

Saint Mary’s names director and inaugural Jack and Mary Ann Remick Chair of Nursing

WINONA, Minn. — Saint Mary’s University has named Sister Agnes Mary Graves, RSM, its director and inaugural Jack and Mary Ann Remick Chair of Nursing. Sister Agnes Mary will oversee the recently announced B.S. in Nursing, to be offered from the Winona Campus, and will...

View partnership agreement signing with Viterbo University [video]

Our president, Father James P. Burns, IVD, Ph.D., and Glena Temple, Ph.D., president of Viterbo University, signed an academic partnership agreement Feb. 23. This agreement provides flexibility and increased academic offerings for students at both schools. Watch the...

Faculty and staff campaign begins March 9

Saint Mary’s faculty and staff campaign begins Tuesday, March 9, and runs through Saint Mary’s Giving Day on Tuesday, March 16. As educators and support staff, we know better than anyone the responsibility that Saint Mary’s has to be ever prepared for challenges, as...

Blackboard access ends June 1: What does this mean for you?

By LMS Taskforce This information will also be linked via the Blackboard login page, next to a daily countdown that we hope lessens the anxiety a little. The guidance we are supplying to students is provided below for your information. That information can also be...

Canvas training schedule for March

The Canvas transition is already going on for many of you, and it’s coming soon for all of us. So come join us in a Canvas training! We offer trainings at the beginning (essentials), intermediate (intermediate essentials), and advanced levels. And we offer them during...

Prayer for the Intercession of Saint Katherine Drexel, Patroness of Racial Justice

Katherine Drexel was born into a wealthy family in Philadelphia in the late 1800s. She had great compassion for the poor and oppressed among Native and African Americans. She used her inheritance and founded a religious community to educate and care for them. She died...

Cardinal athletics week in review: March 1

It’s Monday morning, and before we start looking ahead to all the Cardinal action this week, here’s a quick look back at last week, which included action in men's and women's basketball, and men's and women’s hockey!

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