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Watch: St. Thomas Announces Record $20 Million Gift for Arts Education
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The University of St. Thomas announced a landmark gift for the arts on Nov. 14. The $20 million gift from John Monahan '73 of Palm Springs, California, marks the most significant gift for arts education in the university's 140-year history.
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Arts at St. Thomas Strengthens Campus Culture of Encounter
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From author talks and story slams to art exhibitions and guitar lessons, the arts at St. Thomas are having a moment. In this feature for St. Thomas Magazine, learn more about the new Arts at St. Thomas initiative which is expanding opportunities for Tommies to engage with the arts across campus.
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Empowering Every Major With an Entrepreneurial Mindset
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The University of St. Thomas is dedicated to instilling in its students an "entrepreneurial mindset," the habit and practice of seeking out opportunities to generate outstanding value for others. That innovative spirit is a big part of the Schulze School of Entrepreneurship, but students across the university are empowered to embrace ingenuity and creativity in a variety of ways.
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Tales from the Archives: Health Services at St. Thomas
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Health Services at the University of St. Thomas have evolved significantly over the last 14 decades. From its opening in 1885, St. Thomas employed a physician to visit campus for a few hours daily to attend the health needs of the resident students, priests, and faculty. Dr. James Markoe, a local St. Paul physician...
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Nov. 21: Connect With Alumni at Economics Panel
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Wondering what to do after college? The Economics Alumni Panel has got you covered with tools from St. Thomas graduates on how they've applied their economics education to the real world. Students will be able to ask questions and gain valuable perspectives on what life after St. Thomas might look like. The panel is Thursday, Nov. 21, at noon in MHC 208.
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Nov. 21: Learn About Study Abroad Options
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If you're thinking about studying abroad, this information session is for you! Study Abroad interns will share their own personal experiences, as well as answer any questions. This particular session on Nov. 21 at noon is for those who do not already know where they would like to study abroad.
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Nov. 22: Explore Native American Traditions
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Join a student-led conversation which will explore the survival of Native American traditions today through music, art, and food. This Purple Couch conversation will discuss how these cultural practices have been passed down through the generations proving Native America resilience, healing, and cultural pride. The conversation gets underway at 3 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 22, in ASC 230.
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Nov. 22: Watch the Final Pitches at the Fowler Business Concept Challenge
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The Schulze School of Entrepreneurship is proud to host the 16th annual Fowler Business Concept Challenge. The competition encourages students to explore their potential and search out new opportunities. Everyone is invited to watch the final pitches, attend the ventures showcase, and cheer on the winners at the awards ceremony on Friday, Nov. 22, from 1:15-4:15 p.m. in James B. Woulfe Alumni Hall at Anderson Student Center.
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Nov. 23: Catch the Final 2024 Tommie Football Game
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Head over to John P. Monahan Plaza for Purple on the Plaza and win free prizes, watch the dance and cheer teams perform, and much more before the final Tommie Football game of the season. The Tommies take on Dayton at 1 p.m. inside O'Shaughnessy Stadium.
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Nov. 26: Discuss Art, Authorship and Artificial Intelligence
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As generative AI becomes more prominent in our world, authorship debates continue to rise. St. Thomas experts will discuss these ethical concerns at an interdisciplinary panel on Tuesday, Nov. 26, at 11:45 a.m. in the O'Shaughnessy-Frey Library, Room 108.
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Thanksgiving Dining Service Closures
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Dining Services locations will be closing early on Wednesday, Nov. 27. On Thanksgiving, Thursday, Nov. 28, all Dining Services locations will be closed. Regular hours will resume on Monday, Dec. 2.
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Staff Benefits Change for Diversity Leadership Program
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The Master of Arts in Diversity Leadership will continue to be eligible for 100% tuition remission for employees. The 100% tuition remission will be limited to one employee per academic term, under revised guidelines for eligible employees. For further information about tuition remission and the educational benefits available to employees, please visit the Educational Benefits page. |
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Attendees at the sixth annual Veterans Ball in James B. Woulfe Alumni Hall. (Brandon Woller '17/University of St. Thomas) |
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Media Highlights:
Seth Ketron, assistant professor of marketing at the Opus College of Business, spoke with The Minnesota Star Tribune about how retailers are stepping up with big deals and festive experiences to attract shoppers during this holiday season.
Mark Osler, law professor at the School of Law, spoke with The Christian Science Monitor explaining Trump's power to pardon Jan. 6 defendants, highlighting its legality, potential controversy, and historical significance.
Bill Tolman, dean at the College of Arts and Sciences, spoke with Twin Cities Business about the $20 million donation from alum John Monahan which will go toward enhancing arts education.
Dave Vang, finance professor at the Opus College of Business, spoke with KSTP-TV about how younger generations, technology, and government regulations are changing interest in powersports, impacting the industry.
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