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In Our Prayers: Dolores Pishko
In Our PrayersDolores Pishko, a retired Institutional Advancement administrative assistant at the University of St. Thomas, died on Jan. 12, 2023. Pishko officially retired in June 2010 from St. Thomas after 23 years working within the St. Thomas community. She worked 19 of those 23 years as the administrative assistant to Quent Hietpas ’53, a former St.…
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In Our Prayers: Theresa McDonell
In Our PrayersPlease remember in your prayers Theresa McDonell, mother of Opus College of Business faculty member Julie Gerend. Theresa passed away on Jan. 11 at the age of 94. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, Jan. 21, at 10 a.m. at Lumen Christi Catholic Church, 2055 Bohland Ave. in St. Paul. Visitation will be… -
Sights and Sounds: Lee and Penny Anderson Arena
AthleticsAnderson Student Center was filled with excitement Jan. 17 as members of the St. Thomas community packed the atrium to learn about the Lee and Penny Anderson Arena. St. Thomas photographers Liam James Doyle and Carlee Hackl captured the enthusiasm of the day. -
St. Thomas Announces Record-Breaking, $75 Million Gift for Multiuse Arena
AthleticsThe Lee and Penny Anderson Arena will be the new home for Tommies hockey and basketball, further elevating the university as a leading Division I national Catholic university. The single largest monetary gift ever given to a Minnesota university will bring hockey onto campus for the first time at the University of St. Thomas –… -
Dr. Yohuru Williams: What Dr. King Said About Voting Rights
Racial Justice Initiative“Dr. King would have been the first to acknowledge that freedom is a constant struggle in which we all have an important part to play,” Dr. Yohuru Williams, founding director of the Racial Justice Initiative at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota, said on the Sunday before MLK Day to a gathering at National… -
Where Are We 55 Years Since Dr. King's Death?
Racial Justice InitiativeDr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated 55 years ago, and many of his hopes and dreams for America in terms of racial equality are yet to make as much progress as he likely would have hoped. “Dr. King would be very concerned about where we are and would be pushing and advocating for us… -
Leadership for Social Justice Students Present to Metropolitan Council
Professional NotesStudents in Mike Klein’s Leadership for Social Justice course presented to the Metropolitan Council in December on their consultation about best practices in community engagement. Students identified best practices in community engagement, created a historical and community profile of the neighborhood proximal to the Metro Plant, collected stories from neighboring communities, and synthesized their work… -
Earth Has a Fever
STEAMUniversity of St. Thomas scientist measures global temperature University of St. Thomas School of Engineering Professor John Abraham, along with 23 colleagues from 16 institutions around the world, published a climate change study Jan. 11 in Advances in Atmospheric Sciences. They found that 2022 was a record year for our planet – Earth continues to… -
Law Professor Michael Stokes Paulsen Publishes Revised Casebook
Professional NotesThe fifth edition of The Constitution of the United States (2023), co-authored by law professor Michael Stokes Paulsen, has been published by West Academic. Publisher's summary: The casebook emphasizes the text, structure and history of the Constitution. It uses "great cases" for learning the major issues in constitutional law and it gives less attention to…