Ten students are studying dynamics this January Term at Circus Juventas in St. Paul.

Cell phones and e-mail accounts will receive a short test text message that day. No voice messages will be sent, however.

Information sessions will be held Wednesday, Jan. 28, in Minneapolis and Thursday, Jan. 29, in St. Paul.

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Fulfill New Year’s resolutions for professional development, lifelong learning and personal enrichment; sign up for a Mini MBA or Mini Master program this spring.

Mass will be celebrated at 6:45 p.m. Sundays.

The UST community is invited to stop by Scooter’s to watch this historic event (and enjoy free food).

The deceased was mother of Dr. Anne King, UST Theology Department.

Brian Gabbard, service unit leader and I.T. platform leader for Cargill Financial Services, will speak on “Strategic Planning to Build on Your Positive Core.” Register by Friday.

Beginning on Jan. 12, IRT will use the Net ID system to automate the process for expirations and purges of e-mail accounts.

Enjoy an Italian-flavored evening and support the Greg Marzolf Jr. Foundation, named for a UST student who died in 2000.

Their visit was hosted by St. Thomas’ Center for Intercultural Learning and Community Engagement.

The funeral was held Friday, Jan. 9, in Taiwan.

The deceased was with the university and the Opus College of Business from 1982 to 2001.

University Relations is ordering its state fair supply soon and is offering the opportunity to purchase bags at the high-volume rate for use by other departments, divisions, schools, colleges, clubs and organizations.

Cardinal Pio Laghi, the founding chair of the St. Thomas School of Law Board of Governors, died of acute leukemia on Saturday in Rome, Italy.

Professional Notes Teresa Collett (School of Law) debated the proposed regulation protecting healthcare providers’ consciences Dec. 16 on a National Public Radio talk show. Listen to the recording here. Dr. Peter Feldmeier, College of Arts and Sciences (Theology Department), is the author of “Is the Theology of Religions an Exhausted Project?” published in the fall [...]

Summary

The building and all services will remain open for business.

The program, followed by a reception, is free and open to the public.

Tickets to the Jan. 9-11 event are free.

A new employee recently joined the campus community.

It’s in Room 439 of Murphy Hall; stop by for the open house on Jan. 14.

Students have until Feb. 10 to register.

PHED 100 and the Computer Competency requirement have been eliminated, effective immediately.