Don’t have a ticket to the Wednesday night event? You can get a ticket when boarding the free shuttle bus.

Kudos to UST junior Renee Huset, who received an undergraduate scholarship award at the 2009 GIS/LIS Consortium annual conference in Duluth.

According to many reviewers, Windows 7 is a more-stable operating system than Windows Vista and also corrects many of Vista’s more quirky features.

The defendants, lawyers and judges will come together in an unprecedented forum, “Crime, Punishment and Redemption: Three Unique Reunions.”

The director has spent the past 11 years in brand and general management for both consumer goods and consumer durables, including General Mills, Toro golf equipment and Polaris ATVs.

Congratulations to the new and returning members of the UAWE Coordinating Council.

St. Thomas senior Brady Narloch had the good fortune of meeting an Opus Prize honoree last May in Colombia, and he has some advice for you: Make sure you are sitting in Orchestra Hall on Wednesday evening to witness three extraordinary people, all finalists for the $1 million Opus Prize, tell their stories

Undergraduates may submit poetry, fiction, nonfiction prose (essay) or scholarly research writing. Prizes are $500 to the winners in four categories and national competition eligibility.

Live on or near campus and don’t know where to vote? Find out in today’s story.

The symposium, free and open to the public, will bring together scholars to debate and analyze various constitutional and philosophical issues surrounding evolutionism and intelligent design, particularly as they affect U.S. public schools.

Sister Katarina Schuth, St. Paul Seminary School of Divinity, will offer her “Reflections on the Year for Priests” this Friday.