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In the News: Tim Lynch on the Impact of National Politics on Local Elections
In the NewsTim Lynch, political science professor at the University of St. Thomas, spoke with KARE 11 about the positive and negative consequences of national politics playing a greater role in local elections. From the story: "I think it's heightened because we are living in more polarized political times where party is a more important feature in…
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Dr. Lois Eliason Speaks on Botticelli Exhibition
In the NewsArt history adjunct professor Dr. Lois Eliason was featured in The Catholic Spirit in an interview about the Minneapolis Institute of Arts' Botticelli exhibition. From the article: “The term ‘Renaissance’ derives from the French word that translates to ‘rebirth,’” said Lois Eliason, adjunct professor at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul who has… -
In the News: Tyler Schipper on Getting Inflation Under Control
In the NewsEconomics and Data Analytics Professor Tyler Schipper spoke with Newsweek about the high inflation rates across the country, and shared insight into tools the federal government could use to control it and minimize the negative consequences. From the story: "Raising interest rates is probably the only tool with sufficient power to bring down inflation. That… -
In the News: Yohuru Williams on Realtors Apologizing for Discriminatory Practices
Racial Justice InitiativeYohuru Williams, PhD, recently spoke with WCCO Radio about the history of systemic racism in the Minneapolis real estate industry, following an apology from the Minneapolis Area Realtors group. Williams is distinguished university chair, professor of history and founding director of the Racial Justice Initiative at the University of St. Thomas. From the story: "What happened is… -
In the News: Gordon Grice on the Origin of Interest in Vampires
In the NewsSt. Thomas English Professor Gordon Grice recently spoke with the Star Tribune about the origins of - and growing interest in - vampires. From the story: "Interest is up, up, up, up," said Gordon Grice, who teaches classes on classic horror at the University of St. Thomas. "Vampires are becoming more and more popular." Grice… -
In the News: Dr. Heather Shirey Gives Talk on Street, Protest Art
In the NewsArt History Professor Dr. Heather Shirey was featured in the Butler Collegian, Butler University's student newspaper. She was a guest lecturer at the Jordan College of the Arts Signature Series, giving a talk on street art documentation and protest art. From the article: During the Oct. 6 lecture, she educated students, faculty and staff on… -
In the News: Tyler Schipper on Bear Markets
In the NewsUniversity of St. Thomas Economics Professor Tyler Schipper joined “Minnesota Live” to explain the current state of inflation, the “bear market” and his advice for spending extra income right now. From the story: Should you be contributing to your 401(k)? What does it mean for your holiday shopping? Will we see discounts? These are a… -
In the News: Professor Greg Vandegrift Produces KARE 11 DNR Story
In the NewsEmerging Media Professor Greg Vandegrift produced a KARE-TV story last week highlighting a Minnesota DNR study. According to survey data, the size of yellow perch is shrinking, and the fish are appearing to mature earlier in more recent years. From the story: "Holbrook suspects climate-warmed water, a change in perch predators, and zebra mussels, which… -
Dr. Mark McInroy a Guest Speaker on 'Practicing Catholic' Podcast
In the NewsAssociate Chair of the Theology Department, Dr. Mark McInroy, was a guest on the "Practicing Catholic" podcast. The show is hosted by Patrick Conley and is produced by the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis. McInroy talks with Conley on the theology of beauty - architecture, music, and art within the Church. -
In the News: Renee Buhr on New Momentum for Ukraine in Russia Conflict
In the NewsRenee Buhr, PhD, recently spoke with WCCO Radio about what the Ukrainian military's latest advancements mean for the overall trajectory of the war and provided insight into how this may impact Vladimir Putin's hold on power in Russia. Buhr is a political science professor at the University of St. Thomas College of Arts and Sciences.…