St. Thomas’ Liturgical Choir spread its goodwill and honored two of its own at its annual spring benefit concert last Sunday.
- Liturgical Choir raises $1,400 and presents scholarships at benefit concert
- Grounds Department to start up irrigation system today
Stay dry! At times, water might be blown out of the sprinkler systems.
- Bookstore holds sidewalk sale Thursday
The sale is for one day only at the Bookstore in St. Paul. Bargains are best if you shop early – 50 percent off from 8 to 10 a.m.
- Women’s Studies Open House to honor grant recipients, graduating majors and minors
Women’s studies majors and minors who are graduating in May will be honored along with undergraduate and graduate students who received fellowships for research on topics related to women.
- Box Office sells tickets to Science Museum of Minnesota
Tickets include admission, the Omnitheater and the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit.
- School of Social Work stages sleep-out in lower quad April 29-30
Students, faculty and staff are invited to sleep outside in boxes and tents to experience a night in the life of homelessness.
- How well do you know UST? (Question No. 19)
Today’s question: In 2008 UST students were ranked _____ among 138 institutions on their overall ability to write analytically.
- Applying for pre-health programs?
You’ll need a personal statement. UST has partnered with the University of Minnesota Health Careers Center to provide access to an online training module to help in the writing process.
- Farewell reception for Dr. Tom Carey set for tomorrow
Stop by the Fireside Room to thank him for his service and wish him well.
- UST in the news
Here are St. Thomas-related news clips of interest this week.
- SIFE celebrates regional championship today
Students in Free Enterprise invites all students to this evening’s celebration, with free T-shirts to the first 100.
- Volunteers In Action seeks site leaders
VIA is a student-run organization that provides St. Thomas students with the opportunity to interact with the St. Paul-Minneapolis community through service.
- See Rodgers and Hammerstein’s ‘South Pacific’ May 4-16 at the Ordway
Tickets are just $30 with a UST ID for this Tony Award-winning production.
- May’s the month for music at St. Thomas
Take a break from the books and enjoy these fine performances by St. Thomas student musicians.
- UST, SCU students open ‘Cinderella Confidential’ tonight
See the play in Frey Theater at St. Kate’s tonight and on Sunday afternoon. Or, see it Saturday morning at the East Lake Street Library in Minneapolis or Saturday afternoon at the Merriam Park Library in St. Paul.
- Theology Department notes important changes in course offerings
This fall, the Theology Department will begin the transition to a new type of requirement for the third course in the Faith and Catholic Tradition core requirement.
- St. Thomas certified to provide education for charter school board members
A recently enacted state law requires board members for all 152 of the state’s charter schools to receive training in the areas of board governance, financial oversight and employment matters.
- Get to know your neighbors, get a taxi voucher
Be among the first 100 students living off campus to exchange contact information with a UST neighbor and check in with the Commuter Center to win a $20 voucher!
- Human Resources enhances Service Awards Program
The program provides special recognition to faculty and staff celebrating milestone anniversaries.
- Bring your lunch to Poetry on the Patio Thursday
The 12th annual Poetry on the Patio at O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library Center features favorite poems read by UST colleagues and musical selections performed by the Show’d Up Band.
- Professional notes
A highlight of this week’s “notes”: Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Conn., hosts the premiere of a new hymn and gives an honorary degree to its composer, St. Thomas’ own Father Jan Michael Joncas.
- National Poem in the Pocket Day is Thursday
Susan Alexander plans to celebrate National Poem in the Pocket Day on Thursday, so watch out! Her choice has something to do with pie, she writes today in The Scroll. Well, not really … but its title, “If The World Was Crazy,” should be reason enough to ask her on Thursday for a dramatic reading. She thinks you should find a poem of your own, too.
- Volunteer ushers needed for commencement ceremonies
Commencement is Saturday, May 22, at the Metrodome.
- Deadline extended for International Student Ambassador applications
Applications will be accepted until 4 p.m. Friday, April 30.
- Please remember in your prayers Jack Pilgram
He was the father of Carol Ashwood, a student in the Master of Social Work program.
