The St. Thomas Chamber Singers wowed Father John Malone, vice president for mission, last weekend when they sang at the Minnesota Collegiate Choral Festival. Read his critique of their performance today in The Scroll.

Mohammed Al Zaher: “I like how the St. Thomas community sticks together, especially in times of crisis.”

Saturday’s event is open to all UST students, faculty and staff. The first 200 students will receive a free Culture Fest T-shirt.

The first shipment of H1N1 vaccine is expected to arrive on campus shortly. Initially, it will be given only to those in at-risk groups, such as pregnant women and those with certain medical conditions.

Available for students, faculty and staff, the tickets are for the Dec. 1 performance of this Tony Award-winning musical at the Orpheum Theatre.

IRT hopes that this scheduled outage will result in minimal, if any, inconvenience.

Discounted tickets and free buses are available courtesy of STAR and USG. The tickets go on sale Monday, Nov. 30.

The group will meet Wednesday, Dec. 9. Everyone is welcome.

Dr. Ellen Kennedy, former UST faculty member and now director of the Minnesota Genocide Intervention Network, will speak about genocide and brainstorm ways to help the Sudanese people.

The early deadlines are due to the Thanksgiving holidays. Pay items received after the deadlines listed here will be processed on the Dec. 18 paycheck.

Each internship for students and recent alumni will include room and board at the Vatican Mission and a stipend of $800 per month.

Check the list of procedures with early deadlines because of the Thanksgiving holidays.