Changing of the Guard
Christopher Puto, Ph.D., who soon will conclude his 12-year span as dean of the Opus College of Business, discusses the change in leadership.
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Leadership Lessons of Diana Hamilton
On Sept. 11, the School of Law community lost a dear friend, Diana Hamilton ’06. Diana was honored on Nov. 2 with the Alumna Achievement Award presented posthumously by Dr. Artika Tyner ’06 to Diana’s parents, LaVonne and Luches Hamilton, and her sister, Kristi, to recognize Diana’s achievements.
Professor Jerry Organ Is One of National Jurist’s ‘Most Influential People’
Professor Jerry Organ was recognized as one of the "Most Influential People in Legal Education" by National Jurist for his work requiring law schools to post scholarship retention policies.
UST Wins Six Communication Awards from CASE
St. Thomas has won two golds, two silvers and two bronzes for communications work in the annual competition sponsored by District V of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).
EQ Professional Success Booster
People are more familiar with IQ (which measures intellect) but EQ can make or break the success of a lawyer.
Pete on the Beat
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Pete Willner is an iconic figure at the School of Law. He is the first face many see when they enter the building, and he is a good friend to several faculty, staff and students.
Q & A With World-renowned Poet and Activist Nikki Giovanni
World-renowned poet, activist and educator Nikki Giovanni will visit the University of St. Thomas this Friday as part of “A Night of Expression!” to celebrate Black History Month. Giovanni took the time to answer a few questions before her visit.
Living Pura Vida
Alumna creates VIDA to provide free health care for impoverished Central Americans
Guatemala: Discovering Common Ground(s)
Students volunteer in coffee rich and economically poor Guatemala
Credit Marred?
Students discover how their purchases and payments affect credit scores and futures