The spring St. Thomas Law Journal Symposium will be held in the School of Law’s Schulze Grand Atrium.

All students, faculty and staff are invited. Bring a brown bag lunch; cookies and refreshments will be provided.

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A roundup of recent news stories featuring St. Thomas.

The symposium will focus on the impact of parental incarceration on children.

Discover how scents affect the mind and emotions. Leave the class with the oil you created in class.

A School of Law admissions rep and undergraduate-admitted law students will discuss the application process, deadlines and the their experiences in the program.

Some events, including a world premiere at the Ordway, are part of the Twin Cities interfaith art pARTners festival.

Pam Devine from The David Agency will speak at this brown bag event; she will cover long term care insurance program offered through St. Thomas.

Mary Johnson, founder of the support group From Death to Life, and Oshea Israel, the man who killed Johnson’s only child, Laramuin Byrd, will speak at this CommUNITY event on Friday, March 4.

New are an R1/R2 garage contract available to St. Paul faculty and staff, and an Anderson Parking Facility permit for all resident students, including freshmen.

The Community Justice Project is part of Interprofessional Center for Counseling and Legal Services, which provides counseling and legal clinics for underserved individuals and communities.

All students are invited to register for this annual free banquet. E2 speakers talk about the integration of faith and values into their personal and professional achievements. Faculty also are invited to host the speakers for in-classroom discussions.

The session will include biology majors who have returned from study abroad; they will talk about their experiences.

Compliance is required by the recently updated Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 designed to reduce the illegal uploading and downloading of copyrighted works through peer-to-peer file sharing.

Carolyn Dienhart and Lauren Marosok, and faculty mentors Dr. John Tauer and Dr. Kevin Sauter, will give poster presentations on their collaborative research projects on Monday. The public is invited.

The event is sponsored by the Terrence J. Murphy Institute for Catholic Thought, Law, and Public Policy.

Register by Wednesday, March 2, for the Friday, March 4, workshop.

An educator for more than 40 years, she was known widely for her work in the field of creativity.

“Labeled as a ‘Fire Poet’ in the poetry community, each time Se7en steps onto the stage, he captivates, illuminates, and ignites the mic into a blaze!”

The event will be held Sunday afternoon on the green space behind Brady Educational Center.

The Moscow native has been performing, recording and winning awards in Russia, Europe and the United States.

Cardinal John Henry Newman (1801-1890) was beatified on Sept. 19, 2010. This presentation on March 1 is the inaugural event of the Graduate Program in Catholic Studies’Thought and Culture lecture series.

The recipient of the award will receive an engraved plaque and a cash stipend of $1,000.

Lisa Weier was sitting around watching a movie with a bunch of friends during her “snow day” on Monday when they learned that somebody’s car had been snowed in big time. With only their hands – and no shovels – at the ready, they went out to rescue the car, and in the process she discovered a lot of heroes. She writes about them today in The Scroll.