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Heukeshoven’s new composition to be premiered internationally
A new composition by A. Eric Heukeshoven of the Saint Mary’s University Department of Music will receive both international and national premieres in the coming weeks. The piece, titled “Father Forgive,” focuses on reconciliation and forgiveness.
Saint Mary’s in the news
Check out some familiar faces from the Music Department in "Smooth jazz fills the winter Winona sky" [Fox 47 and KTTC]
Connecting in faith at World Youth Day
They were just 15 in a crowd of more than 500,000 gathered in Panama City this past January for World Youth Day. Although relatively small in number, the 15 Saint Mary’s University attendees (comprised of students, staff, and alumni) had an extraordinary emotional and faith-filled experience. Not only did they have the opportunity to see Pope Francis and travel to Panama City, they also had the reaffirming opportunity to encounter their worldwide Catholic community of peers.
Twin Cities, Apple Valley, Rochester locations closing at 4 p.m.
The Saint Mary’s University Schools of Graduate and Professional Programs (SGPP) Twin Cities Campus, Apply Valley Center, and Rochester Center at Cascade Meadow will close at 4 p.m. today, Wednesday, Feb. 20, due to extreme weather conditions; there will be no evening...
College enrollment update – college admission and institutional research
The second semester official enrollment numbers for the College includes 996 total students, with 963 attending full time. These numbers represent the lowest enrollment for a spring semester in our recent history. While we all have been made aware of our enrollment challenges at the College, we also know that there are some positive indicators behind these numbers, particularly as we consider that the College started the academic year with 1044 total students, with 1023 attending full time.
Saint Mary’s Missing Voices: Equity in Education Summit advocates for equitable education for all
Youth, educators, administrators, families, and community members will gather together at the Saint Mary’s University Center on Thursday, Feb. 28, for the sixth Missing Voices: Equity in Education Summit — titled Advocate: Access & Act!
Moore and Arnold interviewed on Cardinals’ Nest
Bill Moore, men’s hockey head coach, and Austin Arnold, men’s hockey senior captain, were recently featured in an episode of Cardinals’ Nest, a TV program that airs on Winona cable access HBC TV-25. Cardinals’ Nest is cohosted by Donny Nadeau, sports information...
Kabara Institute receives award, collaborates with local businesses and universities
The Kabara Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies at Saint Mary’s was awarded the Downtown Activation Award for helping to found the Garage Co-Work Space, where an upcoming student startup event will take place.
Jazz at Saint Mary’s to depart on international tour
Saint Mary’s University Jazz Combo 1 students will bring the music of pioneering American jazz pianist, composer, and poet Horace Silver to audiences in Germany and Belgium during their spring 2019 tour.
Students engage with local business
Students in Saint Mary’s Small Business Management class visited the DCM Tech campus in Winona and were given a tour by Dan Arnold, owner of DCM Tech and also a Kabara Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies Advisory Board member. Students learned first-hand about the...
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