A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Saturday, Jan. 30.

The University of St. Thomas does not send tax documents via e-mail, and does not ask employees for confidential wage information or for their Social Security numbers via e-mail.

The well-known construction manager retired earlier this month and died Monday morning. Services will be held in Farmington on Thursday.

Coach Alysia Ulfers: “Our success this year will be defined not only by a national title but also by the effort and passion each team member put forth at every practice, appearance, performance, training session and competition.”

Two high-profile alumni got new jobs last week.

Fall semester books also are accepted; a UST ID is required for all sales.

A spring session of Weight Watchers on the St. Paul campus is gearing up – pending continued interest.

An Acts of Kindness award recipient will be chosen each month.

This week’s question is: “Which satisfaction measure did the students respond to as the most important?”

The Feb. 24 forum offers a free Princeton Review GMAT class and the chance to win a free GMAT prep course from the Princeton Review ($1,249 value).

Undergraduate day students do not automatically receive a printed grade report. Grade reports are available on a request-only basis through MURPHY Online.

Bernadeia Johnson was in the first group to graduate from the CUE program in 1992.

Visit with English Department faculty, meet current students and find out how a St. Thomas master’s degree in English can help you reach your professional goals.

Brady Narloch is back from traveling in Europe this month, and he reports today in The Scroll that all those stories he heard over the years about the virtues of international travel and study were right on the mark.

Leave your computer on so that the update can be installed remotely.

All central university technology resources may be affected.

Campus Ministry is accepting contributions for earthquake victims.

The survey is designed to provide senior management greater insight into views about the university’s employee benefits program.

She is the mother of Karen Batdorf, O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library Center.

They have moved into temporary offices on campus until the Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex opens next August.

Four faculty and staff members recently joined the campus community.

Ann Garrity ’89 founded an online cosmetics marketplace for companies that sign a pledge not to use cancer-causing or hormone-disrupting ingredients in their products.

See “DePalma on North America as a Nation” and “Interfaith Bridges to Holy Land Peace” next month on tptMN, TPT’s statewide Minnesota Channel.

This week’s question is: “How many institutional surveys were conducted during the 2008-09 academic year?”