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Summer jobs available for student workers

The university has summer jobs available for undergraduate students on the Winona Campus. The number of positions is limited because of COVID-19. The job includes housing but will not include food service, because the Chartwells food preparation and dining area will...

Interactive series to reduce stress and prepare for finals

This free, four-week, virtual series will help you prepare for finals week by addressing topics such as stress management, time management, test anxiety, and self-esteem. The program was developed and is offered by Saint Mary’s University graduate student Emerald...

Final week of R.I.S.E. Wellness Bingo; start now if you haven’t

R.I.S.E. challenges YOU to Wellness Bingo week four. You can still join if you haven't started yet. Check out the Google form for the new challenges. Here’s how to play: Each week, complete the challenge for an area and cross it off (for example, physical, spiritual,...

Local Sexual Assault Awareness Walk

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Winona’s Sexual Assault Interagency Council will be hosting a Sexual Assault Awareness Walk on Saturday, April 24, at 3 p.m. at the lake in Winona. Please RSVP to Claire Exley at CExley@co.winona.mn.us by Thursday, April 1, if...

Credit changes for graduation requirements

Based on recommendations from the Educational Standards Committee at the College and the Academic Policy Committee at the SGPP, and in consultation with the deans and academic administrative teams, I am pleased to announce that the total number of required credits to...

DBA students and candidates receive scholarships from MOBTS

Doctorate of Business Administration (DBA) students Olatunbosun Junaid and Akin Falade, along with DBA candidates Belinda Gardner and Pauline Bradford, all received scholarships for the Management and Organizational Behavior Teaching Society (MOBTS) 2021 Doctoral...

Course registration is next week

Cardinals, Registration is quickly approaching ... it's next week, March 29 through April 1! Don't forget to check your portal for any holds (that will prevent you from registering) and your specific registration date and time. Holds and your registration time look...

New podcast episodes available

Ex Animo An Interfaith Podcast from the heart, featuring members of the Philosophy Department, R.I.S.E., and Campus Ministry. Dropout7 Former seminarian students talk about faith and discernment. Brother's Banter De La Salle Christian Brothers talk about all things...

Holy Week worship schedule

Palm Sunday | March 28 Mass in Saint Thomas More Chapel at 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. Holy Thursday | April 1 Mass in Saint Thomas More Chapel at 7 p.m. Good Friday | April 2 Interfaith Prayer in Saint Thomas More Chapel at 1 p.m. Celebration of the Lord's Passion in Saint...

Housing selection begins Thursday, April 1

Housing selection begins Thursday, April 1, for students with senior class status. Students can login to eRezLife one week prior to their assigned housing selection date to see their assigned time slot and available housing options. This means, 2021-22 students can...

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