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Changes Ahead for Academic Affairs
University NewsTwo areas in the Office of Academic Affairs that have shifted over the years – the libraries and faculty advancement – will be seeing more changes at the end of this academic year.
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During the Pandemic Sleep Is a Lifesaver … Literally
COVID-19 ResponseA recently published University of St. Thomas study finds that a good night's sleep can do a lot for mental health. -
Faculty Using COVID-19 as a Lens for Hands-on Learning
COVID-19 ResponseAs the COVID-19 pandemic continues to pervade every aspect of daily life, faculty members are taking advantage of unique opportunities for students to learn through real-world experience. -
Tommie Experts: John Tauer on Keeping Athletes Mentally and Physically Healthy
AthleticsSt. Thomas basketball coach and psychology professor John Tauer recently discussed keeping athletes mentally and physically healthy during the COVID-19 shutdown with WCCO Radio’s Cory Hepola. -
Summer Research 2019: Zebra Mussels, Legacy of Adoption
University NewsDozens of St. Thomas undergraduate students spent their summer months doing hands-on research on an incredibly diverse range of subjects. -
Teach-in Tuesday: 50 Years Since Stonewall
University NewsMore than a hundred St. Thomas community members gathered for April’s College of Arts and Sciences Teach-in Tuesday on the topic of Stonewall. -
CAS Teach-in Discusses War on Drugs History and Impact
Diversity, Equity and InclusionThe history of the war on drugs and its disproportionate impact on African Americans was the focus of the Feb. 26 College of Arts and Sciences Teach-in Tuesday. -
Professor Amel Receives John Ireland Presidential Award for Outstanding Achievement as a Teacher-Scholar
University NewsPsychology professor Elise Amel has been named the recipient of the John Ireland Presidential Award for Outstanding Achievement as a Teacher-Scholar for 2018. -
CAS Hosts First Teach-in Tuesday on Race, Social Science
Diversity, Equity and InclusionHundreds of students, faculty and staff filled the OEC Auditorium on Tuesday for the first College of Arts and Sciences Teach-in Tuesday event. The hour-long discussion focused on the research of Mamie Phipps Clark and her husband, Kenneth Clark, and led to a dialogue with audience members. -
Five Observations: Teaching Race
Diversity, Equity and InclusionJohn Ireland Endowed Chair Stephen D. Brookfield and several colleagues discussed their new book, "Teaching Race," at a recent event at Anderson Student Center.