Archive Posts
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A Tangle of Mind and Mercy
Faith and MissionA fair number of Catholic Studies alumni happily spend their days navigating the complex tangle that is American and international law in order to serve God and the human person.
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Coronavirus Update: St. Thomas Closes Rome Programs
COVID-19 ResponseAfter careful deliberation, and out of an abundance of caution, the university has made the difficult decision to cancel the remainder of the Saint John Vianney/Catholic Studies Rome Semester and to close our Bernardi Campus. -
How an Image Has Power
Faith and MissionHannah Rose Shogren Smith ‘20 reflects on the teaching of Dr. Ralf van Bühren she experienced while in Rome for the St. Thomas Catholic Studies Rome Program. -
Responsible Stewardship as Love
Faith and MissionForwarding the gospel through good stewardship – this is Dr. Luca Mongelli’s vision. Mongelli is the founding academic dean and managing director for the Program for Church Management (PCM), launched February 2018 in Rome. -
YHWH Is a Tricky YHWH
Faith and MissionJacob Mischke '19 reflects on the value of having not one, but three campus chaplains. -
Tolkien and Overabundant Reality
Faith and MissionJon Mentxakatorre Odriozola explores J. R. R. Tolkien’s beliefs about how words hold reality and how the stories and mythologies are true or false not insofar as they refer to modern scientific fact or history, but insofar as they bear witness to the reality that undergirds creation. -
Realizing Roots: Laudato Si' and the Catholic Worker Movement
Faith and MissionCaroline Wright ‘19 CSMA's work at the Lake City Catholic Worker Farm in Lake City, Minnesota, is informed by Pope Francis encyclical Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home. -
Scholars of Finance Develops Ethical Leaders Nationwide
Social JusticeRyan Quinlivan '15 started Scholars of Finance, which helps develop the next generation of highly capable financial executives who will act and lead from a strong grounding in principles and ethics. He was inspired by St. Thomas’ interdisciplinary curriculum, commitment to the common good, and more specifically, a Catholic studies course. -
Where Nothing Goes to Waste: Alum Vosters '10 Battles Poverty Through Food
University NewsSamantha Vosters '10, '20 CSMA works to battle poverty at the Riverwest Food Pantry in Milwaukee. -
Rediscovering Relationship: Thoughts on Church and Culture in Mexico
University NewsStudents explore the cultural, political and economic aspects of what they studied over a J-Term trip to Mexico, and examined how they related to Catholic social doctrine.