Please Remember in Your Prayers Alfred Cutaia
Please remember in your prayers Alfred Cutaia, father of Mary Pribble, Accounting Coordinator for Dining Services.
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Implications of Minnesota Stay-at-Home Order on St. Thomas
Gov. Tim Walz today announced a statewide “stay-at-home” executive order aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19 in Minnesota. Because of the measures we have already taken, we anticipate any additional impact of this order to our university is minimal.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) FAQs
Please visit the Center for Well-Being's novel coronavirus (COVID-19) website for updated frequently asked questions.
Fast-tracking Crisp and Green’s Meal Kit Service
Kaylee Jackley ’14, ’19 MBA, project coordinator at Crisp & Green (C&G), was instrumental in the launch of the restaurant chain's new meal kit service, Crisp @ Home.
‘Who Do You Want to Be?’: A Q&A with Rome Bernardi Campus Director Thanos Zyngas
We spoke with Rome Bernardi Campus Director Thanos Zyngas on March 24 about what it feels like to live in Rome right now, what lessons have been learned about the response to the outbreak, and the competing emotions of optimism and sadness during the ongoing situation.
Please Remember in Your Prayers Tyler Quinn Christensen
Please remember in your prayers Tyler Quinn Christensen, brother-in-law of Matthew Batt, associate professor of English.
Two Briefs Filed by Religious Liberty Appellate Clinic in Supreme Court Cases
The St. Thomas Law Religious Liberty Appellate Clinic filed two amicus curiae briefs in February with the United States Supreme Court.
Stop the Spread of Racism: The Coronavirus Stigma
Amid uncertainty and fear are times when characters are tested. These last several weeks have made many fearful, anxious and angry, among a slew of other emotions. No matter how you might feel during this time, spreading racism is not the answer.
March 20 Update on COVID-19
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) has confirmed that a St. Thomas School of Law student has tested positive for COVID-19.
Faculty, STELAR Lead Massive Shift to Online Learning
The spread of coronavirus and the COVID-19 disease it causes has had an unprecedented impact on life around the globe. Within the St. Thomas community, that impact is being felt in a myriad of ways, including in a full shift to online learning.
Love Prevails for Tony Eicher ’12 and Annie Dupslaff ’10
Anthony (Tony) Eicher ’12 and Annie Dupslaff ’10 planned to share one of the happiest days of their lives with 160 friends and family on Saturday, March 21. Amidst the social distancing of the new coronavirus, they canceled their original plans – but not the wedding.
Admissions Shifts Deposit, Refund Deadline to June 1, Expands Digital Options
As the response to the coronavirus pandemic continues to shift things on the St. Thomas campus, in-person visits are no longer possible during the spring semester. Thanks to the work of St. Thomas' enrollment team and student tour guides Cameron Shuck '20 and Kristina Pappas '20, anyone can now get to know St. Thomas through an online tour.
March 19 Update on St. Thomas’ Response to COVID-19
The university has a series of updates for March 19 regarding the continued response to COVID-19.
Please Remember in Your Prayers Lindahl Bert Gleason
Please remember in your prayers Lindahl Bert Gleason, father of Bruce Gleason, professor of music. He died on March 11.
March 18 Update on St. Thomas’ Response to COVID-19
The university has a series of updates for March 18 regarding the continued response to COVID-19.
Thoughts for Maintaining Spiritual Well-being in the Midst of COVID-19
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Father Larry Blake, Chaplain and Director of Campus Ministry, shares some thoughts for maintaining spiritual well-being amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
University Announces Move to Online Classes for Rest of Spring Semester
President Julie Sullivan announced March 16 that all classes will remain online through the rest of spring semester, as well as several other updates on university policies.
Defining the Common Good at St. Thomas
The University of St. Thomas Office for Mission and Student Affairs recently explored what it means to advance the common good at St. Thomas, a key element of the university's mission.
Tactile Diagram Scanner Digitizes Textbooks for the Blind
The tactile diagram scanner, a School of Engineering Design Clinic project that recently was donated to the Minnesota State Services for the Blind, is a case study in the importance of communication.
Tips for Well-Being from the Center for Well-Being
We understand that many people may be experiencing some reactions to information related to COVID-19. Here is information that may help you prepare for reactions and ways to maintain well-being.
Online Learning Starts Tomorrow: What to Expect
Tomorrow begins our temporary period of online classes to help safeguard the health and safety of our community amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Announcement on Upcoming Auxiliary Services Changes
Looking forward, the university is anticipating significant changes coming in fall 2020. The opening of the new residence halls and the Iversen Center for Faith, the adoption of the campus-wide sustainability plan, and a focus on emergency preparedness all create new opportunities for Auxiliary Services to assess current operations and adjust where warranted.
Update on St. Thomas’ Response to COVID-19
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President Julie Sullivan has announced all classes will temporarily move online starting Monday, March 16. No in-person classes will be held until Tuesday, April 14 (students’ first day back from the Easter holiday), at the earliest.
Professor AnnMarie Thomas Awarded 2020 LEGO Prize
AnnMarie Thomas, founder and director of the Playful Learning Lab, was awarded the 2020 LEGO Prize Monday during the LEGO Idea Conference. Thomas is being recognized for collaboration with educators and her advocacy for playful learning.
Please Remember in Your Prayers William Arnold ‘Bill’ Estrem
Please remember in your prayers William Arnold "Bill" Estrem, a former associate professor and the Honeywell Endowed Chair in Global Technology Management in Opus College of Business.