Archive Posts
-
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.
-
Next noonartsound at St. Thomas Library to Focus on 'The British Invasion: 1964-1967'
University NewsThe name sums it up: It’s at noon, it’s about art and it’s about music. It’s always fun and all are welcome. -
Thirty-fifth Annual Sacred Arts Festival Features Artists, Authors and Musicians
Faith and MissionThis year’s festival has the theme of “Illumination” and features five events in April. -
Behind the Glass
University NewsEric Kjellgren, the director of the American Museum of Asmat Art, and his graduate students, Jenny Smith and Zach Forstrom, share what goes into putting on an exhibit at AMAA@UST. -
St. Thomas Will Sell Gehry-Designed House
University NewsSt. Thomas will sell the Winton Guest House, designed by world-renowned architect Frank Gehry and moved several years ago to the university’s Daniel C. Gainey Conference Center in Owatonna. -
noonartsound Returns to Library With March 3 Program on Vienna and Schubert
University NewsThe name sums it up: It’s at noon, it’s about art and it’s about music. It’s always fun and all are welcome. -
UST in the News for Feb. 11, 2015
University NewsSt. Thomas ranked as one of the nation’s “Most Underrated,” plus an Almanac appearance in this week’s headlines. -
Violist Gerald Gaul to Join St. Thomas Musicians for Annual Baroque Program Feb. 7
University NewsThe free concert in St. Mary’s Chapel is presented by the Society for the Doctrinal Affectation of Baroque Music. -
UST in the News for Jan. 28, 2015
University NewsTarget tumbles, #BlackLivesMatter and the Pope talks climate change in recent headlines. -
UST in the News for Dec. 10, 2014
University NewsHoliday shopping, Ferguson protests and snow trolls in this week’s headlines.