The Lens of History
American photojournalist John Vachon ’35 contributed thousands of images to the Farm Security Administration from 1935-44.
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Old Testament, New World
A professor and a student use video games as a tool for better understanding abstract biblical ideas.
Predicting When a Wind Turbine Might Fail
Graduate Programs in Software students are working to prevent wind turbine failure.
St. Paul’s Finest
Debbie Montgomery, St. Paul's first female officer, started in the Rondo neighborhood as the youngest member of the NAACP's Board of Directors.
Bridget Nelson Roasts These Films Just for You
Alumna serves up awful, outdated movies with a side of laughs.
The House That Shank Built
Through her determination and perseverance, Dr. Barbara Shank has built the School of Social Work from four faculty and 50 students to 31 faculty and 600 students in her nearly 40 years at St. Thomas.
Up Front: Changemakers for the Common Good
President Julie Sullivan reflects on how Tommies are changemakers in an ever changing world.
The CORE Semester in Rome
This study-abroad opportunity allows students to experience the essence of the St. Thomas liberal arts education.
Engineering Unleashed: In Search of Outstanding
Eighty-three percent of St. Thomas engineering faculty have attended KEEN Network workshops.
St. Thomas Graduate Finds Success at MIT
Natasha Wright '12 was named one of "30 Under 30 in Energy" by Forbes Magazine in 2016.
One Thousand Answers: Why Liberal Arts Is Essential to Engineering
School of Engineering Dean Don Weinkauf explains why liberal arts is essential to engineering.
Dean’s Column: A Thousand Answers
School of Engineering Dean Don Weinkauf celebrates new additions and accomplishments of the engineering program.
Emerging Scholars
The past few issues of Spotlight have featured recipients of the John Ireland Award for Outstanding Achievement as Teacher-Scholar. Recent recognition through awards and grants of four CAS faculty highlights potential future Ireland award winners.
From a Silent Center: Pairing Faith and Business
Two students share what they learned about silence and belief in their Christian Faith and Entrepreneurship course.
Salve Sancta Crux
This year the Master’s in Catholic Studies program partnered with the Department of Art History and Office for Mission to feature select pieces from the University of St. Thomas Father Dennis Dease Crucifix Collection.
Creating the Conditions for Success: Catholic Studies Department Transitions Chair
At the end of this academic year, Bob Kennedy will step down as the chair of the Department of Catholic Studies and John Boyle will take his place.
The Sanctity of Sales
Gino Lambo ’95 sells life-saving medical technology.
Lifelong Learning
Catholic studies classrooms are graced with nontraditional students more often than you might think.
Published Opinion: A Case for Cuba
School of Law adjunct professor Santo Cruz shares his thoughts on Cuba.
A Gentleman and a Scholar
School of Law professor Robert Delahunty brings expertise from far and wide to our university.
Fostering a Culture of Solidarity
Alumni help promote the School of Law's commitment to solidarity.
Beyond Standing Rock
Several law graduates have worked with tribes as they struggle with sovereignty and U.S. government legal issues.
Solidarity at St. Thomas Law
School of Law Dean and Mengler Chair in Law Robert Vischer discusses the importance of solidarity.
The Faces of Immigration
Law students share their stories about working with the immigration clients of the University of St. Thomas Legal Services Clinic.
Engineering a Career to Serve
At St. Thomas, engineering and ROTC seem to go hand-in-hand.