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Veteran Technology Administrator to Lead IRT
University NewsEdmund Clark, who has held technology leadership positions in Minnesota higher education for more than two decades, will become vice president of Information Resources and Technologies and chief information officer at St. Thomas.
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St. Thomas Explores Two-Year College Option
St. Thomas 2025The University of St. Thomas, as part of the flexible pathways priority in its strategic plan, will explore whether to open a two-year Catholic college as a way to increase access and affordability and ultimately lead to four-year degrees for Minneapolis and St. Paul-area high school students. -
Naughton Named Director of Catholic Studies
University NewsDr. Michael Naughton, a St. Thomas faculty member since 1991, has been named director of the Center for Catholic Studies and also will hold the Koch Chair in Catholic Studies. -
Please Remember in Your Prayers Kathleen Boyd
In Our PrayersPlease remember in your prayers Kathleen Boyd, who served as secretary to Monsignor Terrence Murphy for more than four decades. -
Bruce Kramer, St. Thomas Dean and Professor, Dies of ALS
In Our PrayersBruce Kramer, former dean of the St. Thomas College of Education, Leadership and Counseling, and a faculty member since 1996, has died of complications from ALS. -
'Financial Challenges' Brown Bag Luncheon is March 24
University News“Financial Challenges Facing Higher Education” is the topic of a brown bag luncheon March 24 at St. Thomas. -
The Scroll: Humans of St. Thomas and Nyasia Arradondo
Humans of St. ThomasEarlier this month, readers met St. Thomas junior Nick Jordan in a Humans of St. Thomas Scroll, and also learned about his friend and classmate Nyasia Arradondo. She is so interesting that Scroll correspondents Carol Bruess and Meredith Heneghan felt compelled to write a separate Scroll about her. -
St. Thomas Will Sell Gehry-Designed House
University NewsSt. Thomas will sell the Winton Guest House, designed by world-renowned architect Frank Gehry and moved several years ago to the university’s Daniel C. Gainey Conference Center in Owatonna. -
The Scroll: Arriving
University NewsJunior Meredith Heneghan traveled to “a place of pure magic,” a permaculture farm in southern California, for a January Term VISION trip. She found, as she describes today in The Scroll, that she needed to experience “arriving” before she could handle more manual tasks.