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  • Capturing the Russian spirit

     

    Peter Boysen brought along the bare essentials: a few changes of clothing, long underwear, two camera bodies, three camera lenses, a seemingly endless supply of batteries, and his laptop for a two week journey to a country Minnesotans rarely picture when considering vacation spots.

    And Russia didn’t disappoint.

  • WSHS play to address history

     

  • TV24: Family fun and summer camp

  • Faith leaders update mission

     

    It’s 6:25 a.m. on a Friday morning and the sun will not shine through the windows of Mugby Junction coffeehouse on Huff Street for another hour. Brandon Zieske arrived about 20 minutes earlier, pushing together tables and arranging chairs for more than a dozen expected participants in the side room of the empty shop—the only sign of life at this time of the day is marked by a sporadic customer stopping briefly to grab a quick fix before continuing on to other pressing matters.

  • WSU Men's Basketball

    Men's Basketball vs. Wayne State, Neb.

    Start Date:     1/15/2010    Start Time:     8:00 PM
     
    Event Description
    WSU's men's basketball will play Wayne State, Neb.

    Location Information:
    Winona State University - McCown Gym  (View Map)
    175 Mark St.
    Winona, MN 55987

    Contact Information:
    Name: Mike Herzberg
    Email: mherzberg@winona.edu

  • Centuries of craftsmanship

     

  • Professor discusses The Beatles' influence on music, culture

    Winona State University Professor Paul Vance explains a historical analysis on The Beatles and the band's impact on musical history during a presentation March 16 in the Darrell W. Krueger Library on the WSU campus. (Photo by David Dvorak/Winona360)

  • Cotter students take trip of a lifetime

     

  • Build Soil on the Sweet Land

    Last night I watched “Sweet Land,” Minnesota-born Ali Salim’s 2005 movie about a farmer and his mail-order German bride in the era just after World War I  (http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0428038/).  It’s a great love story, but it is also an interesting film about the changing attitudes of farmers.  Olaf, the thrifty Norwegian immigrant, refuses to get a loan from the bank because “Farming and banking don’t mix.”   He is juxtaposed to his neighbor Franzen, who is deep in debt in part

  • Riverway students lend a hand