Archive Posts
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The Feeling of Home
The Catholic Studies Living Learning Communities provide the stability of home for students.
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In Memoriam - Don J. Briel
Some students called him James Bond for his cool demeanor and international travel, but he was seen more often as a wise intellectual and spiritual father. -
Please Remember in Your Prayers Dr. Don Briel
In Our PrayersPlease remember in your prayers Dr. Don Briel, founder and longtime director of the Center for Catholic Studies, who died on Thursday. -
Well-Read Mom Has Deep Roots at St. Thomas
University NewsWell-Read Mom, which has grown into a world-wide influence, brings Catholic moms together to read and talk about great literature once a month. -
Habiger Institute - Not So Different
University NewsParticipants from the weeklong Catholic Studies retreat to Denver talk about their personal experiences in serving with Christ in the City to care for the spiritually and physically poor. -
A New Generation Receives the Gift of Rome
University NewsMark Janke '04 reflects on the trip to Rome he and his wife Maria led in 2014, which was an opportunity for students at the Bernardi Campus in Florida to experience the Catholic tradition in the Eternal City. -
Preach the Gospel, Serve the Poor
University NewsA missionary family lives and serves in Goa, India, spreading God's love to people living in poverty. -
Ryan Institute Opening New Doors
Monsignor Martin Schlag, JD, S.T.D., discusses the John A. Ryan Institute for Catholic Social Thought, where he is the new director as of this fall. -
Forty Years of Coeds - A Tommie Family Tradition
University NewsThe four female graduates of the Crotty family are among a series of stories on alumane the Newsroom will feature this year as we celebrate 40 years of coeducation. -
'Night of Silence' Advent Hymn Goes From St. Thomas to the World
University NewsSt. Thomas students, faculty guidance and a bit of winter magic helped bring the famed Advent hymn "Night of Silence" from the St. Paul campus to the world.