It’s win or go home for the Tommies today at noon.
Handwritten custom forms for international shipping will no longer be accepted.
A St. Paul Seminary alumnus, he directed the San Lucas Toliman mission in Guatemala for nearly 40 years. He died Thursday of lymphoma.
The supplements, which are available for $25, will be mailed by midsummer.
Purchasing Services and Accounts Payable must verify that expenses are charged to the correct fiscal year.
The book club will discuss Louise Erdrich’s The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse.
Sculpt, Spinning, Yoga and Zumba classes will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays and will begin the week of June 4.
Registrations will be accepted up to 24 hours prior to the session.
Pat Alexander’s last day of employment at St. Thomas will be Friday, June 29.
The Tommies have won the national title three of the past four years.
The concert is Thursday, June 21, at the Orpheum Theatre, Minneapolis.
Senior James Koth explores this question in a short film he made during spring semester to complete his film minor.
The Go-to-College Pass provides access to all regional bus routes and the Hiawatha light rail.
A good time was had by all!
The battle for the coveted, glittering glassware proved to be a wet and sloppy slogfest.
Students from across the country competed for the opportunity to present their research.
Public Safety thanks the UST community for its prompt reporting and support.
Sculpt, Spinning, Yoga and Zumba classes will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays and will begin the week of June 4.
He was the father of Jane Canney, Student Affairs, and the grandfather of Joseph Borer, ’12 JD.
Oh what difference a year makes!
An entire year has passed since I graduated from St. Thomas. Since I was in your shoes not that long ago, graduating seniors, I will impart my experience on you so you can mentally prepare for the big day.
The institutional audit examines the university against the five criteria presented by the Higher Learning Commission.
A year ago, Martha McCarthy prepared to walk across the stage, receive her diploma and then jump into the next phase of her life. A year later, she wants to share some advice for this year’s graduating seniors, and does so today in The Scroll. (Editor’s note: Barring last-minute submissions, this is the final Scroll blog for the 2011-12 academic year, and we’ll see you in September.)
Fourteen years of Poetry on the Patio can now be viewed online.
Information related to services and resources for veterans at St. Thomas can be viewed on the university’s Veteran Resources website.