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In the News: Dave Vang on U.S. Bank’s Growing Twin Cities Market Share
In the NewsDave Vang, a professor of finance at the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business, recently spoke with the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal about U.S. Bank’s market share growth in the Twin Cities, crediting its size for allowing more competitive rates. From the story: The annual deposit and market share report by the Federal Deposit…
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In the News: Entrepreneurial Alumnus Helps to Feed Those in Need and Limit Waste
In the NewsWill Pittner ’22, an alumnus from the University of St. Thomas Schulze School of Entrepreneurship, recently spoke to The Catholic Spirit about Food to People, his sustainable business for limiting food waste and helping with food scarcity. From the story: Hunger is a persistent problem throughout the world. Over 30% of food made with the… -
Tales from the Archives: Other Campuses
People & CultureWhat do the Mall of America, Thunder Bay, Owatonna, Taipei, Chaska, Rome and Minneapolis have in common? All of these places have hosted St. Thomas campuses at some point in the university’s history. While the main campus in St. Paul is likely the first that comes to mind when thinking of St. Thomas, the university… -
The Leadership Edge: Why Self-Awareness Is Essential for High Performance
Tommie ExpertsEmotional intelligence (EQ) is an essential attribute of effective leaders. Leaders with high EQ stand out from their peers and can successfully navigate diverse, fast-paced environments. When you face a new challenge, step into a new role, or transition to a new company, applying your EQ is as important as applying your business acumen. In this… -
In the News: Christopher Michaelson on Starbucks’ New CEO
In the NewsChristopher Michaelson, ethics and business law professor at the University of St. Thomas, recently spoke with Fast Company about the challenges facing Starbucks’ new CEO, sharing advice on the different types of work orientation. From the story: As Brian Niccol assumes the CEO spot at Starbucks today, it’s hard to overlook the leadership lessons this… -
In the News: Andrew Babula on Impact of Property Value Appeals on Minneapolis Tax Revenue
In the NewsAndy Babula, director of the real estate program at the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business, recently spoke with the Minneapolis St. Paul Business Journal about how appeals on commercial property values in Minneapolis have reduced tax revenues. From the story: Some of the largest commercial properties in Minneapolis have filed appeals on… -
New Endowed Chairs in Business Administration and Business Ethics
Professional NotesThe University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business is proud to announce the appointment of Dr. Avinash Malshe and Dr. Christopher Wong Michaelson to endowed chairs, reflecting the college’s ongoing commitment to academic excellence, ethical leadership, and innovation. Endowed chairs are among the highest honors a faculty member can receive, supported in part by… -
Tommies Explore Careers, Gain Hands-On Experience at Summer Internships
People & CultureTommies are officially back on campus for the fall semester, and many are returning after spending their summers at valuable hands-on internships. From the Minnesota Department of Transportation to Wells Fargo, these University of St. Thomas students fanned out across the country, exploring careers and jobs in an industry of interest. The St. Thomas Career… -
Spirit of Innovation Blossoms in Class of ’28
Business & LawThe anticipation was palpable at the University of St. Thomas, where more than 120 first-year students gathered a week before classes started to brainstorm, design and pitch business prototypes at the Freshman Innovation Immersion event. “It’s a phenomenal opportunity for students to explore and learn about what it means to have an innovative mindset,” said… -
From Carp to Coding: Undergraduate Summer Research Highlights
ResearchThrough the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP), nearly 70 undergraduate students at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota had the opportunity this summer to work with faculty mentors on a variety of research projects. The program’s grant funding means that students get paid for their work and research. Forty-one Young Scholars, 12 Ignite Research…