Dougherty Family College Dedicated
St. Thomas celebrated on Friday the official dedication of Dougherty Family College, its new two-year college that launched this fall.
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First-year Student Taps St. Thomas Resources to Grow VR Business
Enzo Vinholi's business, Rift: An Eye-opening Experience, allows mobility-limited seniors to visit beloved places of the past.
Forty Years of Coeducation: Former HealthPartners CEO Mary Brainerd ’79 MBA
Former HealthPartners CEO Mary Brainerd '79 MBA is one of several alumnae the Newsroom will feature this year as we celebrate 40 years of coeducation.
Dominica Student Watches, Waits as Hurricane Maria Hits Home
Senior Chelsea Balthazar hails from Commonwealth of Dominica, the first place to be hit by Hurricane Maria.
Former Gov. Tim Pawlenty Talks A.I., Dawn of Fourth Industrial Revolution
In the midst of Homecoming Week and its annual celebration of past and present, former Gov. Tim Pawlenty spoke about the future, specifically artificial intelligence, new technologies and the dawn of the fourth industrial revolution.
Sights and Sounds: St. Thomas Homecoming Week
St. Thomas Homecoming brings out high levels of Tommie pride every year, and 2017 doesn't look to be an exception.
Chemistry Research Introduces High School Student to St. Thomas Possibilities
Jack Queenan started doing chemistry research on diabetes with Lisa Prevette while still in high school. This fall, he will start his first official year as a Tommie.
Social Entrepreneurship Focus of New Series for Women
Kristi Hemmer, founder and CEO of the Academy for Women’s Empowerment, is leading a four-part series on "Helping Women Become Entrepreneurs for Good."
Five Observations: Confederate Monuments Debate
Deans Robert Vischer and Yohuru Williams discussed whether Confederate monuments should be brought down across the United States.
Sights and Sounds: Tommie-Johnnie at Target Field
The 87th edition of Tommie-Johnnie was unforgettable, as record-breaking numbers of fans saw an incredible game at Target Field.
Rivalry Ramp-up: All Things Tommie-Johnnie
Get ready for the 87th Tommie-Johnnie football clash with these stories on mascots, rivalry trophies and the great I.A. O'Shaughnessy.
Forty Years of Coeducation: Rachel Wobschall ’81
Rachel Wobschall '81 was the first female Tommie Award winner and has remained a true Tommie throughout her life.
Celebrating 40 Years of Coeducation
In 1977, St. Thomas welcomed its first class of 177 undergraduate women. On this 40th anniversary we celebrate them and all women Tommies.
Watch President Julie Sullivan’s 2017 Academic Convocation Remarks
President Julie Sullivan addresses the question of what a Catholic university is in her convocation remarks.
A Dean’s Vision: Q&A With College of Arts and Sciences Dean Yohuru Williams
College of Arts and Sciences Dean Yohuru Williams talks St. Thomas, student-faculty relationships and enjoying the Minnesota sky.
List of Lists: Top Weekend Activities On (and Off) Campus
We asked 11 Tommies what their favorite weekend activities are, both on campus and off.
MPR Internship Puts Student on Front Lines of Protest
Danielle Wong spent her summer interning for MPR, which put her on the front lines of covering a major protest.
Sights and Sounds: St. Thomas at the Fair
St. Thomas' booth at the Minnesota State Fair draws tens of thousands of visitors each year, many of them hunting for a purple bag.
Alum Finds Exoplanets at Yale
Sarah Millholland '15 began hunting exoplanets at St. Thomas and has continued looking - and finding - at Yale.
Tell Me More: What’s the Big Deal With This Eclipse?
University of St. Thomas physics adjunct professor Rich Schuler discusses Monday's solar eclipse.
Tommie Traditions: Purple Bags at the State Fair
Purple University of St. Thomas bags have long been a Minnesota State Fair staple, and this year they're getting a new twist.
Autism Research Sensing a Better Way
Senior John Fetzner is spending his summer helping engineering assistant professor Cheol-Hong Min with research to help children with autism.
Geologists Set Out to Solve Norway Mystery
Jeni McDermott, assistant professor in the Department of Geology, took two students to Norway this summer to research why the country has mountainous terrain.
Sophomore’s Summer Study Solicits Search For Sticky Solutions
Sophomore Emily Walsh is helping take on the Sahara Desert. With syrup.
St. Thomas Chemistry Students Help in Fight Against Tuberculosis
Since 2008, professor Tom Ippoliti has led research on compounds used against bacterial diseases, which are becoming resistant to the drugs currently used to treat them.