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9th annual International Symposium on Lasallian Research

Saint Mary’s University is looking forward to hosting the 9th annual International Symposium on Lasallian Research on its Twin Cities Campus. Given the fact that it was necessary to cancel the symposium last year, there is a strong desire to gather in person this...

Wrapping up the spring 2021 term in Blackboard

By LMS Task Force Blackboard will be going away for faculty, staff, and student use on June 1, 2021. That means you will no longer have access to your prior course materials, feedback, and resources. Saint Mary’s will maintain archival access for a short period of...

An update about SGPP commencement plans

In previous years, the Schools of Graduate and Professional Programs (SGPP) held annual campus commencement ceremonies in the University Center in January, June, and October. During the COVID-19 pandemic, these ceremonies were virtual, and October’s event was combined...

Call for activities during Welcome Weekend 2021 in Winona

Welcome Weekend 2021 (Aug. 26-29 on the Winona Campus) is right around the corner, and we are looking for your help! New this year, the orientation staff is hosting “Big Red Activities” on Saturday, Aug. 28, and Sunday, Aug. 29. Big Red Activities are optional...

Fiscal year end reminders

With the end of another fiscal year upon us, please take note of the dates below to ensure accurate information is recorded by the Business Office for the current fiscal year, which ends on Monday, May 31. Budget/expenditure review Carefully review your departmental...

Tschida returning to Saint Mary’s, where the tradition of winning began

John Tschida ’90 is rounding third and heading home to Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota. Tschida, hailed as the coach with the highest winning percentage of all NCAA Division III softball coaches, is returning to his alma mater — where he FIRST led his fastpitch...

Undergraduate commencement ceremonies May 8

On Saturday, May 8, Saint Mary's University of Minnesota will host three small, in-person undergraduate commencement ceremonies at its Winona Campus. Each ceremony will also be livestreamed: 10 a.m. for Arts and Humanities 1 p.m. for Business and Technology and...

Mark your calendars for these upcoming events

As the year is drawing to a close, we wanted to remind you of all of these upcoming dates: Alpha Psi Omega live show: Tuesday, April 27, at 7:30 and 10 p.m. Featuring theatre students, hosted by Alpha Psi Omega, the national theatre honor society, in Page Theatre....

Class project: Tips to avoid burnout

This academic year affected by the COVID-19 pandemic has left many students missing breaks and feeling overwhelmed. As you prepare for our next Wellness Day this Wednesday, April 28, we want you to feel equipped with tips to help combat burnout and take care of...

Winner of the Sexual Assault Awareness Month Art Contest announced [video]

Undergraduate student Sarah Hannan is the winner of this year's Sexual Assault Awareness Month Art Contest. She contributed a dance she choreographed and performed. (The music has been removed to be in compliance with licensing.) https://youtu.be/bmEXeGcWyt8 ...

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