St. Thomas faculty, staff and students are keeping busy this summer.
The University of St. Thomas is a longtime sponsor of Music in Owatonna, and sponsor of this year’s marching band festival.
The large amount of construction, unfortunately, will make for a noisier campus this summer. The university regrets the inconvenience but hopes everyone understands its need to stay on schedule so buildings can open or reopen before fall semester.
Radio stations started calling Thursday morning after their Ireland Hall video hit YouTube.
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Dr. James Garber will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree on Saturday, May 22. He first began to pursue the degree 58 years ago at the start of a long and rich academic life.
UST students, faculty and staff have been keeping busy. Check out their accomplishments here.
Faculty, staff and students share their expertise far and wide.
Albert Kertho, an international student from Uganda, is a budding plant biologist.
UST faculty and students contribute their scholarly work far and wide.
Undergraduate Student Government seeks candidates for all positions.
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This event is sponsored by Campus Ministry and women hall chaplains.
Read on for what faculty, staff and students at St. Thomas have been up to this week.
Take a look at what UST faculty, staff and students are doing outside the classroom.
Check out what faculty and staff are up to this week.
The poster session takes place on the heels of a successful four-session Spring Scholars Colloquia in February.
Papers, presentations, poems and more!
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These faculty authors have work published internationally.
Shallbetter was chosen by audition to perform in Eric Whitacre’s “Paradise Lost: Shadows and Wings” at Carnegie Hall in June.
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Undergraduate students in the McNair Scholars program will present their research at Spring Scholars Colloquia this month and at a poster session on March 6.
These are the first solar panels to be installed on a University of St. Thomas building.
Check out what UST faculty and staff were up to this winter.