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In the News: Tyler Schipper on Travel Expenses Decreasing
In the NewsTyler Schipper, an economist and associate professor in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of St. Thomas, recently talked to The Hill about the possibility of airline costs decreasing if there is a recession. From the story: If we see the U.S. economy tip into an economic recession this year, that could…
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In the News: Peter Gregg on a Proposed 100% Tariff on Foreign Films
CAS NewsPeter Gregg, associate professor and department chair of emerging media at the University of St. Thomas, spoke to KARE 11 on what it would mean to have a tariff on foreign films. President Donald Trump has proposed a 100% tariff on foreign films, although no final decisions have been made. From the story: “My first… -
Faith on the Field: Kaitlyn Raymond '25 Reflects on Her Softball Journey at St. Thomas
AthleticsSoftball has been a constant passion in Kaitlyn "KK" Raymond’s life since she was about four years old. In recent years, her faith emerged as an equally defining part of her identity. For this Tommie outfielder, sports and faith are not entirely separate worlds. Her arrival at the University of St. Thomas in 2021 from… -
St. Thomas Connect Creates Mentorships Between Students and Alumni
AlumniWhen Jacey Zadlo ’25 began her college journey at the University of St. Thomas, she was eager to tap into the strong alumni network the university is known for. From serving on the Student Alumni Board to leading tours as a campus guide, she has embraced opportunities to share the power of St. Thomas connections… -
Pope Francis: A Listener, a Leader, a Legacy
Tommie ExpertsOn a bright spring day in March 2013, a few weeks after Pope Benedict had resigned for health reasons, news came that a new pope had been elected. His name was Bergoglio, and he was from…Argentina? My colleagues and I in the Theology Department immediately scoured the internet for information about him. In the background,… -
Because Fish Can Hear, This Researcher Listens
Sustainability & EnvironmentWhether on one of Minnesota’s 10,000 lakes or elsewhere around the world, many anglers enjoy the peace that comes with casting a line out into the waters, waiting for a hungry, gill-clad swimmer to reveal its hidden life. While it’s not common to hear a fish before they bite, they hear us. The slap of… -
In the News: Tyler Schipper on Tariffs and Rising Prices
In the NewsTyler Schipper, an economist and associate professor in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of St. Thomas, recently spoke to Marketplace about the connection between tariffs and rising supply chain prices. From the story: Although President Donald Trump has a habit of slapping on and then rolling back tariffs, these duties may… -
In the News: Dr. Todd Lawrence Regarding Civil Rights Landmark
In the NewsDr. Todd Lawrence, a professor at the University of St. Thomas College of Arts and Sciences, recently was quoted in The Washington Post regarding the Freedom Rides Museum. The building is currently owned by the federal government. In the process of reducing spending, DOGE placed the building on a list of buildings that could be… -
In the News: Audra Nuru on Apologies
In the NewsAudra Nuru, professor of communication and family studies at the University of St. Thomas College of Arts and Sciences, recently spoke with Time magazine for two stories on apologies. From the story on the single best type of apology: Sorry to overwhelm you, but there are lots of different types of apologies. Some are heartfelt;… -
In the News: Greg Song on Second Potential TikTok Ban and Cross-Platform Strategies
In the NewsGreg Song, assistant professor of emerging media at the University of St. Thomas College of Arts and Sciences, recently spoke with Forbes about the potential second ban on TikTok and the impact on small businesses and creators. From the article: For creators and small businesses, adaptability is the new currency, said Murad Salikhov, co-founder of…