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Frank Gehry's Winton Guest House: On the Move Again
University NewsSt. Thomas must move the Winton Guest House from the former Gainey Conference Center property in Owatonna by August 2016, and is exploring options of where to relocate the house or whether to sell it.
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Creation of a Sacred Space
University NewsVictoria Young, art history chair, will be signing copies of <em>Saint John’s Abbey Church: Marcel Breuer and the Creation of a Modern Sacred Space</em> from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20, at the Tommie Shop in the Anderson Student Center. -
Ireland is Topic of Nov. 4's noonartsound in the Library's O'Shaughnessy Room
University NewsIt’s at noon, it’s about art and it’s about music. It’s always fun and all are welcome. -
Professional Notes for Oct. 7, 2014
University NewsThis week's notes feature faculty Corrine Carvalho, Massimo Faggioli, Paul Niskanen, Teresa Rothausen, Mark Stansbury-O'Donnell and Kevin Zilverberg, and staff Sarah E. Spencer. -
'noonartsound' Returns to Library With Oct. 7 Program on World War II Jazz
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. -
Professional Notes for Sept. 15, 2014
University NewsThis week's notes feature faculty Bernard Brady, Tony Borgerding, Eric Fort, Marites Guino-o, Shersten Johnson, Gary Mabbott, Mark Neuzil, Bill Ojala, Mark Stansbury-O'Donnell, AnnMarie Thomas, Lisa Waldner and Meg Wilkes Karraker; staff Tim Dohmen, Becky Durham, Sarah Huesing and Jennifer Rogers; students Maya Audi, Nicholas Brinza, Jaya Dhami, Sam Dennert, Benjamin Gelinas, Joe Jaye, Kara Kassekert, Lucas Keehr, Daniel Kremer, Maggie Malone-Povolny, Grant McCormick, Meghan Talbot, Brianna Vickerman and Alison Yang; and alumni Jaclyn Fermanich, Kendra Lystad, Emilee Sirek, Jonathan Smiej and Victoria Speake. -
Wake Forest Professor to Give Keynote at Art History Symposium
University NewsDr. David Lubin's lecture about efforts to repair World War I facial wounds is the first in a series of four on how war and peace have influenced society’s art and architecture. -
2014 Summer Digest: Stories You May Have Missed
Sustainability & EnvironmentAs another academic year begins, the Newsroom brings you some of the stories you may have missed during the summer. -
You’re Invited to Art History Graduate Student Forum
University NewsSix graduate students will present their research at the May 23 event. -
UST in the News for April 23, 2014
University NewsOur experts weigh in on slow-melting snow, the escalating price of limes and a football walkout in this week’s headlines.