Archive Posts
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Does Our Mission Matter?
Law professor Mark Osler discusses how the School of Laws' mission still motivates him.
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And the Beat Goes On
University NewsEngineering students create an implantable medical device that may replace the need for pacemaker batteries. -
Little Drone on the Prairie
University NewsGeography and environmental studies students Alice Ready and Emma Rinn are experimenting with how drone imagery can support the work of The Nature Conservancy. -
Family Values
University NewsNavigating the sometimes muddy waters of family businesses. -
Solving the Sleep Epidemic
University NewsStudents who lack sleep are more likely to abuse drugs, experience depression and seriously consider suicide. St. Thomas' Center for College Sleep addresses these issues. -
Pulitzer Proud
University NewsAgricultural runoff is polluting the Raccoon River, a source of drinking water for 500,000 Iowa residents. Because editor Art Cullen ’80 has never shied away from tackling such tough issues, he now holds a Pulitzer Prize. -
A Catholic University
President's OfficePresident Sullivan reflects on the role of Catholic higher education in the modern world. -
Beyond Black and White: Educating Compliance Leaders Who Flourish in the Gray
'The most challenging issues facing compliance professionals today are not black and white, but shades of gray,' according to School of Law Dean Robert Vischer. Several alumni working in the field give voice to this issue. -
The Lens of History
University NewsAmerican photojournalist John Vachon ’35 contributed thousands of images to the Farm Security Administration from 1935-44. -
Old Testament, New World
University NewsA professor and a student use video games as a tool for better understanding abstract biblical ideas.