Archive Posts
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Documenting Street Art, St. Thomas Researchers Better Understand Crisis
Action Plan to Combat RacismStreet art painted on the sides of buildings or plywood-covered windows can help us understand the complexity of the dual pandemics of COVID-19 and systemic racism, reveals a mapping project spearheaded by St. Thomas faculty.
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Tommie Experts: Books on Black History You May Not Know (Yet)
Tommie ExpertsThis Black History Month, the Newsroom spoke with associate professor Todd Lawrence to get his book recommendations for the St. Thomas community. -
Humans of St. Thomas: Emma Smith
Humans of St. ThomasMeet Emma Smith, a senior who has made a huge impact on the future of sustainability. -
List of Lists: Top 10 Texts on Human Rights
University NewsFor Human Rights Day on Dec. 10, Kanishka Chowdhury ranks the Top 10 Texts on Human Rights. -
MPR to Air 'Making a Murderer' Talk at Noon and 9 p.m. Friday
University NewsThe talk by attorney Laura Nirider was recorded at St. Thomas School of Law Feb. 22. -
Next Stop for Frank Gehry’s Winton Guest House: New York’s Hudson River Valley
University NewsThe new owners, who wish to remain anonymous, have pledged to restore and preserve the famous home. -
Next noonartsound at St. Thomas Library to Focus on Songs of the 1930s and Early Labor Movement
University NewsPerforming May 5 will be Andrew Scheiber and Liz Wilkinson, a folk duo who recently put out their first CD of folk and honky-tonk. -
'Orange is the New Black' Author Piper Kerman to Speak Here March 25
University NewsHer talk, sponsored by many campus departments, is free and open to the public. -
What Does Peace Mean to You?
Visit the exhibit created by photographer and peace activist John Noltner. -
UST in the News for Aug. 28, 2014
University NewsA New York Times editorial, an Opus College of Business dean profile and a discussion on “why we hate to wait” in this week’s headlines.