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Muslim Students Reflect on Ramadan Experiences During COVID-19
COVID-19 ResponseThe difficulties of social distancing and stay-at-home orders have created unique challenges and differences from normal across the St. Thomas community. That’s especially true for Muslim community members during the holiday of Ramadan.
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St. Thomas Recognizes Faculty Retiring in 2020
University NewsSt. Thomas recently recognized 15 retiring faculty members, thanking them for more than 350 years of collective service to the university. -
Large Turnout Highlights St. Thomas-Hosted Ashoka U Exchange
Social JusticeA large turnout highlighted the St. Thomas-hosted Ashoka U Exchange 2020 event, which was virtual for the first time: 481 people representing 24 countries and 104 higher education institutions attended 75 sessions across April 16-17. -
President Julie Sullivan Outlines Potential Path to In-Person Fall Semester
COVID-19 ResponseIn front of St. Thomas’ largest virtual gathering since courses moved online, President Julie Sullivan on May 13 provided a glimpse of what an in-person fall semester may look like as the community prepares to guard itself against the COVID-19 virus. -
Art History's Victoria Young Named President of Society of Architectural Historians
University NewsCollege of Arts and Sciences Art History Professor and Department Chair Victoria Young has been named president of the Society of Architectural Historians. -
Sustainable Communities Partnership Wins EPIC-N 2020 Outstanding Program Award
Social JusticeSustainable Communities Partnership program at University of St. Thomas is the 2020 EPIC-N Outstanding Program winner. -
School of Law Helps Develop, Support Minnesota Prisoners Medical Release Program
COVID-19 ResponseOn March 27, School of Law Professor Mark Osler wrote an editorial column in the Star Tribune calling on local, state and federal officials to “take action now if we are to avoid catastrophic illness and death in those [prison and jail] facilities as COVID-19 inexorably advances." The state listened. -
Faculty Promotions and Tenure for 2020
University NewsThe Office of Academic Affairs is pleased to announce faculty who have been promoted to professor, effective Sept. 1, 2020. -
First Destinations Survey Highlights Strong Employment Outcomes for Class of 2019
University NewsNearly 95% of the Class of 2019 reported employment, enrollment in a graduate program, volunteer service or enlistment in the military, according to the Career Development Center's annual First Destinations Survey.