‘Orange is the New Black’ Author Piper Kerman to Speak Here March 25
Her talk, sponsored by many campus departments, is free and open to the public.
UST in the News for March 11, 2015
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Target troubles and a '40-Under-40' honoree in this week’s headlines.
Twenty Faculty Earn Promotions or Promotions With Tenure
Four tenured faculty members were promoted, and 16 were granted tenure and promoted simultaneously to associate professor.
UST in the News for Jan. 28, 2015
Target tumbles, #BlackLivesMatter and the Pope talks climate change in recent headlines.
Doing What the People Love
Zach Zumbusch, a communication and journalism major, is spending the semester in Los Angeles, juggling internships at Discovery and NBCUniversal while also taking classes.
Q-and-A With Kevin DiLorenzo ’88
Current president and director of client services and brand strategy at an independent, full-service creative agency headquartered in Minneapolis, Kevin DiLorenzo helps clients solve strategic and creative business and marketing challenges in a dynamic, constantly changing communication industry.
The Story of the Storyteller
Kari Jo Faulhaber '10 recently won an Upper Midwest Regional Emmy for "A place to lay your head: Karl's story," a documentary that follows a homeless man's experience at the Dorothy Day Center.
Marching to the Light of Their Own Drums
Joey Nesbitt '12 and Jeff Sevaldson '11 started their own company, DrumLite, while they were at St. Thomas. A couple of years and a Super Bowl later, their company is still growing.
‘Abilities First’ Turns the Lens Away from ‘Dis-‘
Two St. Thomas seniors made an award-winning documentary aimed at turning our internal lens away from someone's disabilities and focusing instead on their abilities.
UST in the News for Nov. 5, 2014
A shifted papal policy, Peterson’s potential plea deal, and plagiarism in this week’s headlines.
Saying Goodbye to Columbine
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Videographer Chris Hansen ’09 followed principal Frank DeAngelis during his final year at Columbine High School.
NPR’s ‘Morning Edition’ Co-host David Greene to Speak Here Oct. 30
Greene was a foreign correspondent in Moscow and is author of the just-published Midnight in Siberia.
UST in the News for Oct. 8, 2014
A Rolling Stone feature, Amazon in Minnesota and a football upset in this week’s headlines.
John Branch, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Reporter for the New York Times, to Speak Here Oct. 2
Branch, who wrote about the life and death of hockey player Derek Boogaard, is the first of three speakers this fall in the Minnesota Public Radio News Broadcast Journalist Series.
Professional Notes for Sept. 15, 2014
This week's notes feature faculty Bernard Brady, Tony Borgerding, Eric Fort, Marites Guino-o, Shersten Johnson, Gary Mabbott, Mark Neuzil, Bill Ojala, Mark Stansbury-O'Donnell, AnnMarie Thomas, Lisa Waldner and Meg Wilkes Karraker; staff Tim Dohmen, Becky Durham, Sarah Huesing and Jennifer Rogers; students Maya Audi, Nicholas Brinza, Jaya Dhami, Sam Dennert, Benjamin Gelinas, Joe Jaye, Kara Kassekert, Lucas Keehr, Daniel Kremer, Maggie Malone-Povolny, Grant McCormick, Meghan Talbot, Brianna Vickerman and Alison Yang; and alumni Jaclyn Fermanich, Kendra Lystad, Emilee Sirek, Jonathan Smiej and Victoria Speake.
UST in the News for Aug. 28, 2014
A New York Times editorial, an Opus College of Business dean profile and a discussion on “why we hate to wait” in this week’s headlines.
Please Remember in Your Prayers Dr. Harry Webb
He was known for his bowtie, friendly manner and the care he took photographing St. Thomas people for half a century.
UST in the News for Aug. 13, 2014
A Time magazine quote, millienials in the housing recovery, and a win for inmate privacy in this week’s headlines.
Understanding Our Place
Dina Gavrilos explores what it means to “belong” in this socially invented community called a nation.
UST in the News for July 17, 2014
Our experts weigh in on Hobby Lobby, Ventura and Father Larry Snyder in this week’s headlines.
UST in the News for June 30, 2014
Our experts weigh in on sleep deprivation, stadiums and drug clemency in this week’s headlines.
UST in the News for May 7, 2014
Our experts weigh in on sainthood, Donald Sterling and a botched execution in this week’s headlines.
‘All Things Considered’ Host Melissa Block to Speak Here May 1
Block is the last of four speakers in this season’s Minnesota Public Radio News Broadcast Journalist Series.