St. Thomas’ John Abraham is part of an international group of five climate scientists who say the new methods offer strong vindication of global warming computer models. They recently published their findings in the journal Ocean Science.
The same 50 industry leaders have been polled on market conditions for the 10th time in five years. This time around there was less variation in their responses.
During his 45-year-career at St. Thomas, Selim was a Professor of the Year, chaired the Economics Department and founded centers for economic education and senior citizens’ education.
Join Carol Bruess and contributing author Meg Wilkes Karraker for a Dec. 1 discussion on what they learned about this “great big human, digital-age experiment.”
Researchers predict $850 in household holiday spending, the second-highest found by marketing professors in the 14 years of their spending-intent survey.
The university’s annual enrollment report reveals several positive trends: more students of color, one of the best freshman-to-sophomore persistence rates ever, and growth in engineering programs.
The “Patents on Life” conference is co-sponsored by the Von Hügel Institute at the University of Cambridge and the Terrence J. Murphy Institute for Catholic Thought, Law and Public Policy at the University of St. Thomas.