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A Hands-On Approach
Senior Brynn Kasper creates engineering curriculum using sign language for the Metro Deaf School.
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Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Analytics Now Being Offered
University NewsAn information session will be held at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17, in Owens Science Hall, Room 150. -
Steger Complex Powered by Renewable Energy and St. Thomas Ingenuity
Sustainability & EnvironmentSt. Thomas alumnus Will Steger ’66, ’69 M.A. flipped the switch last week on a renewable energy system that will provide power to his Steger Wilderness Center. Dr. Greg Mowry, a St. Thomas School of Engineering professor, designed the system. -
Writing Across the Curriculum Becomes a Core Requirement at St. Thomas
University NewsAfter six years of training faculty and courses taught under its pedagogy, Writing Across the Curriculum will become part of St. Thomas' core curriculum requirements in fall 2015. -
'Designed to Last' Exhibition Opens in the School of Engineering
University NewsThe exhibit is an interactive, interdisciplinary space that explores technology and culture. -
Engineering Student Wins $10,000 From Cici's Pizza
University NewsAustin Otto '18 was surprised with a giant check from the company's CEO. He won an online contest by submitting a photo and brief essay. -
Schools of Engineering and Entrepreneurship to Benefit From Collaboration Grant
University NewsA deepened collaboration with the Schulze School of Entrepreneurship is one of the major initiatives of a $168,000 grant to the School of Engineering from the Kern Family Foundation. -
Faculty and Staff are Invited to Contribute to the UST Library for Civilization Exhibit
University NewsFaculty and staff can help create a library that represents the university community by recommending books. -
University of St. Thomas Wins Eureka! Award
University NewsThe University of St. Thomas has won a Eureka! Award through the Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal in the category of Education for Squishy Circuits. -
Cultivating Collaboration in the School of Engineering
University NewsFrom chip formation in machining on the micro-scale to timing of basketball shots, two School of Engineering professors share how they collaborate in research with each other – and the students at UST.