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The Saint Mary’s rebrand, continued

Since we shared the most recent information about the rebrand and its rollout in an earlier Cardinal Update this month, the Marketing and Communications Department has received some great questions, some of which have led to small changes in a few of the brand...

Saint Mary’s congratulates May 2022 graduates

WINONA, Minn. — The following Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota students completed requirements for bachelor of arts degrees in May 2022. Student name, hometown, parents' or guardians’ name/s Kiarra Ahrens, Richmond, Minn., Rick and Deb Ahrens Jillian Alekna,...

Scott discusses inflation on Saint Mary’s podcast

In the most recent episode of Saint Mary's Currents, assistant professor of business Andrew Scott discusses inflation. With prices increasing at the fastest rate in 40 years, Scott outlines considerations people may need to make in their everyday lives while...

The Saint Mary’s brand launches

“Your brand is a gateway to your true work… When you create a compelling brand you attract people who want the promise of your brand – which you deliver.” –Coach Dave Buck After a year of work on Saint Mary’s University’s rebrand effort, we are rolling it out now and...

Recognizing employee service and retirees

The Saint Mary’s University community congratulates its employees for their years of service and recognizes this year’s retirees. View this year's virtual event and join us in celebrating this year's honorees. To view the retirement videos at the end, go directly to...

Saint Mary’s University, Diocese of Winona-Rochester partner on new graduate program in Catholic school leadership

Beginning in fall 2022, Saint Mary’s University is launching a 15-credit graduate certificate in Catholic school leadership through its new Christ the Teacher program — a joint initiative between the university and the Diocese of Winona-Rochester to support Catholic...

Saint Mary’s celebrates Jamaican partnership

This past Saturday’s SGPP graduation marked the culmination of a decade-and-a-half of collaboration, cooperation, and partnership between Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota and the Catholic College of Mandeville, Jamaica. After a year or two of planning, Saint...

Sandbar Storytelling Festival to share ‘Business and Immigrant Stories of Winona’

The Sandbar Storytelling Festival, in partnership with the Winona County History Center, is sharing stories that have shaped Winona in a three-part series of “Business and Immigrant Stories of Winona.” Each storytelling event — free and open to the public — will begin...

Saint Mary’s to honor graduate and bachelor’s completion students during June 4 commencement

Saint Mary’s University will celebrate its 2022 graduates in the Schools of Graduate and Professional Programs on Saturday, June 4 at Orchestra Hall in downtown Minneapolis. The ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. An expected 350 students from graduate and bachelor’s...

MCA invites area youth to audition for Junie B. Jones the Musical Jr.

The Minnesota Conservatory for the Arts (MCA) is holding auditions for Junie B. Jones The Musical JR. on Sunday, June 5, from noon to 6 p.m. at the Valéncia Art Center (1164 West Howard St., Winona) for aspiring actors from ages 7-18. Junie B. is the 60-minute student...

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