Public Safety Alert: Three Students Robbed at Gunpoint on Marshall Avenue
28 May 2013 by Public Safety / No Comments
At 9:52 p.m. on May 25, three UST students reported they were victims of an armed robbery on Marshall Avenue at Moore Street.
The Weigh-In: Architecture Outside the Classroom
10 May 2013 by Victoria Young, Ph.D. / No Comments
Students travel to New Orleans to research local architecture, Frank Gehry and the lasting impact of Hurricane Katrina.
The Weigh-In: A Strange and Gothic Tale of Cannibalism by Consent
17 Apr 2013 by Charles Reid Jr., Ph.D. / No Comments
Charles Reid researches the disturbing case of two German computer scientists whose actions raise critical legal issues about morality, consent and human dignity.
The Weigh-In: March Madness at Rutgers
10 Apr 2013 by John Tauer, Ph.D. / 1 Comment
The videos showing former Rutgers head men’s basketball coach Mike Rice physically and emotionally abusing his players were outrageous and disgusting, in large part because they run so counter to the messages we hope our student-athletes learn from intercollegiate athletics.
The Weigh-In: Why Does Cyprus Matter?
08 Apr 2013 by Lalith Samarakoon, Ph.D., FCA, CFA / No Comments
The small island nation may have averted bankruptcy, but that’s just the beginning of its problems.
The Weigh-In: Joseph Ratzinger’s Lasting Legacy as the ‘Scholar Pope’
13 Feb 2013 by Don Briel, Ph.D. / No Comments
Pope Benedict XVI maintained a calm and prayerful expression of the papacy in a time of extraordinary turbulence, a time for which in some ways he was ill-equipped to respond but in other ways for which his papacy has been uniquely providential. We asked Don Briel to reflect on Benedict’s legacy.
How We Work, How We Play: Jim Winterer
06 Jan 2010 by Brian C. Brown '98 M.A. / No Comments
News Service director Jim Winterer is not your typical Harley and leather chaps biker. Having crisscrossed the country countless times ? often in the same week ? he knows about the Zen of endurance riding.
How We Work, How We Play: Jess Durrant
03 Jan 2010 by Brian C. Brown '98 M.A. / No Comments
Opus College of Business Web designer by day, Jess Durrant (a.k.a Norah Torious) brings the pain – and the joy – to her nighttime gig as a Minnesota RollerGirl
How We Work, How We Play: Joan Griffith
10 Jan 2009 by Brian C. Brown '98 / No Comments
Guitarist Joan Griffith riffs effortlessly between "Stairway to Heaven" and "The Girl from Ipanema." Her most recent recording, "Sambanova," conveys her deep appreciation of Brazilian music.
How We Work, How We Play: Dan Carey
06 Jan 2009 by Brian C. Brown '98 M.A. / No Comments
Former pro baseball player offers Minnesota’s only public underwater weighing service
Five Years of War
06 Jan 2008 by Brian C. Brown '98 M.A. / No Comments
Events since 9/11 have a lasting impact on St. Thomas
Cop Talk
03 Jan 2008 by Brian C. Brown '98 M.A. / No Comments
Q&A with Minneapolis Police Chief Tim Dolan ’79, ’84 M.A., and St. Paul Police Chief John Harrington ’85 M.A.
Beyond Voluntourism
10 Jan 2007 by Brian C. Brown '98 MA / No Comments
20 years of VISION trips bring the world home to St. Thomas students
Final Thoughts
03 Jan 2006 by Brian C. Brown '98 M.A. / No Comments
Has technology made it too easy to stay tethered to home?
Benvenuto a Roma
03 Jan 2006 by Brian C. Brown '98 M.A. / No Comments
The Bernardi Campus continues to serve as a fulcrum of academic, spiritual and cultural education for St. Thomas students
http://www.stthomas.edu/news/wp-content/themes/magpress