Hooked
Michaela Anderson ’15 is ready to show the fishing world that success on the water has no gender bias.
Sugarhouse: Turning the Neighborhood Crack House Into our Home Sweet Home.
Author and assistant professor of English Matt Batt offers an excerpt from his debut book, Sugarhouse, and answers a few questions about his writing.
The Fastest Game on Ice
University of St. Thomas alum Jon Palmeri '07 straps on his skates for Red Bull Crashed Ice, a competition that makes the X-Games look like a kiddie ride.
Final Thoughts: The Importance of National Championships
I will never forget the looks on the faces of three St. Thomas coaches when their teams won national championships.
Anderson Student Center – a Year by the Numbers
Early plans for the student center focused on ways to bring the community together - to meet, eat and play. Is the building a success? Well, the numbers are in and it's clear that Tommies love a good meal and new UST swag. Check out all the impressive numbers from the first year.
Trustee Profile: A Voice of Reason
Marianne Short considers herself fortunate to have been counseled by brilliant lawyers and wise judges throughout her career, but she believes the best advice she ever received was from her father when she was a child – and it had little to do with her chosen profession.
Post-Election Reflections on Civility
One evening, I noticed a framed photo of the late Vaclav Havel, former president of the Czech Republic. He’s standing next to a painting depicting a Gospel writer with an angel whispering in his ear. Havel, with a sheepish grin, is cupping his ear as if to eavesdrop for a little “inspiration.”
Tommie Volleyball Wins NCAA Division III National Championship
The No. 8-ranked University of St. Thomas volleyball team defeated No. 1-ranked Calvin College to earn the team's first-ever NCAA Division III championship. The Tommies are the first MIAC team to reach the NCAA volleyball championship match.
The Community Pays Social Tribute to Monsignor Lavin
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Many community members are taking to social media to pay tribute to Monsignor James Lavin, who died Monday, Sept. 17, at age 93. Read what some of you had to say.