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Engaging with the ‘Declaration on the Lasallian Educational Mission’

Brother Robert Smith, FSC, Ph.D., senior vice president for university initiatives and special advisor to the president, wrote a piece that was featured in the spring 2021 issue of De La Salle Today, the magazine of the Lasallian Region of North America. His piece...

Prokosch awarded public relations scholarship

Saint Mary's University junior Morgan Prokosch was awarded a $1,000 Dr. Willard Thompson Scholarship from the Minnesota Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA). Minnesota PRSA states the "scholarship recognizes students who excel in the study of...

Send a kudos to the 2021 College graduates

Help the Alumni Association offer a big congratulations to the 2021 College graduates! Visit the Kudoboard and submit your message today. We would love to fill up this board as much as possible to show the Class of 2021 how proud we all are of their many...

IT Department works to improve Wi-Fi on Winona Campus

The IT Department is collaborating with the Student Senate to improve Wi-Fi throughout the Winona Campus and will be making some upgrades over the summer. If you are aware of any areas that lack signal or have poor quality Wi-Fi, please complete this form so we can...

University Program Planning Committee update

The University Program Planning Committee (UPPC) met on April 21 as a follow up to its March 24 meeting to consider available university resources and opportunities related to current and proposed programs. At the meeting, the UPPC reviewed recommendations from the...

End of the academic year mailroom reminder

Before those on the Winona Campus depart for summer break, they should please check their individual faculty/staff mailboxes. On Friday, May 14, the mailroom will empty all individual faculty/staff mailboxes. If you have questions or need to make arrangements for...

URGENT: Advocacy needed for Minnesota State Grant

We have one final opportunity to communicate with Gov. Tim Walz and key state legislators about the importance of helping college students by increasing funding for the State Grant program. These need-based grants help 43% of the Minnesota students going to college in...

Upcoming Mass schedule at Saint Mary’s Winona Campus

Baccalaureate Mass for Graduating Seniors | Friday, May 7 | 4 p.m. | Saint Thomas More Chapel Please note that we are unable to accommodate guests at this celebration. Sunday, May 9 | 10:30 a.m. | Saint Thomas More Chapel Monday, May 10, through Friday, May 14 | 12:15...

Cardinal athletics week in review: May 3

It’s Tuesday, 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 baseball, fastpitch softball, volleyball, track and field, and women’s soccer.

Saint Mary’s University names Leon Dixon vice president for inclusion and human dignity

WINONA/MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota — in its ongoing focus to advance diversity and inclusivity initiatives across the university — has appointed Leon Dixon, MBA, as vice president for inclusion and human dignity. Dixon — who begins June 1...

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