Fellowships Help Students Learn Through Service
Four School of Law students spent the summer as Public Interest Law Fellows.
Rethinking Michelangelo: Dr. Elizabeth Lev gives students and other a new view of an old master
Dr. Elizabeth Lev was an undergraduate student at the University of Chicago during an exciting time in art history, a time when the world of art was beginning to see Michelangelo with new eyes. During one of he...
A Hands-On Approach
Senior Brynn Kasper creates engineering curriculum using sign language for the Metro Deaf School.
The Priests Behind the Names of the Center for Catholic Studies’ Institutes
Monsignor John Augustine Ryan, Monsignor Terrence Murphy and Monsignor James Habiger have each given their time and talents in service to the Center for Catholic Studies.
A Patient Leader
Katie Kirchgessner '03 uses her management skills to oversee clinic personnel at Chicago's Rush University Family Physicians.
Restoring Ophelia
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Chloé Knutson ’16 is a gearhead ... and so much more.
Is Rio Ready?
Brazil exemplifies the challenges and opportunities of hosting major sporting events, such as the World Cup and the Olympics.
It’s Just Lunch
Sara Darling ’02 M.B.A. always aspired to have her own company – it was just a matter of finding the right fit.
Energizer
What keeps Alan Bignall ’85 M.B.A. going and going and going? In a word: passion. Bignall ispresident and CEO of ReconRobotics Inc., a company that creates tactical micro-robot systems used by the military, law enforcement and rescue teams. Currently, their robots can explore an environment that might be dangerous for humans to enter and provide auditory and visual feedback, even in complete darkness.
Leading Today for Tomorrow’s Scholars
St. Thomas has had a long relationship with Hiawatha Academies in Minneapolis. Sean Elder ’11 M.B.A., continues that tradition as chief operating officer of the maturing, rapidly growing organization.
(A)rising to the Challenge
Angela Selden ’87 leads Arise Virtual Solutions to success and invites the nation’s leaders to use technology to put Americans back to work.
Q & A With Michele Kelm-Helgen ’83 M.B.A.: Building the ‘People’s Stadium’
The chair of the Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority talks about balancing different interests and the possibility of a retractable feature.
Energy to Make a Difference: Gary Connett ’06 M.B.A.
Gary Connett ?06 M.B.A. uses his skills for the greater good
Building Dreams: Jake Kirchgessner ’00
Jake Kirchgessner ?00 brings together volunteers and new homeowners to construct affordable housing in the Twin Cities
A Vision for Health Care
At Bethesda Hospital, Cathy Barr ?98 M.B.A. leads ?the best kept secret in town?
Small Firm, Big Opportunities
Tasha Murdoff '02 M.B.A. proves that growth isn't limited to large companies