Andrew was a star athlete here who also served as minority student affairs director in the 1970s.
April’s active market for single-family homes priced under $140,000 is one of several positive signs for the Twin Cities’ real estate market.
The tickets are for games on June 10 and June 12.
The Gallery is home to the American Museum of Asmat Art.
Sign up and receive a limited-edition ‘Twin Six’ T-shirt. New members will be entered into a drawing for Summer Experience packages.
The four career-coaching sessions are held weekly.
Works by infants, toddlers and preschoolers can be seen in the OEC lobby gallery.
The semiannual survey of industry leaders was conducted by the university’s real estate programs.
Honored yesterday for ethical conduct in the workplace, the marketplace and the community were Murphy Automotive, Western National Insurance and Schwan Food.
This year’s speakers feature a university president, a bank president and the head of Catholic Charities. The first of the four ceremonies, for the School of Law, will be held tomorrow.
Anne, who died in February, worked at St. Thomas for 13 years.
Jackie Roehl is a champion of “culturally responsive” teaching methods.
The New York Times columnist spoke at St. Thomas last month as part of the Broadcast Journalist Series.
The latest housing data looks promising, but researchers caution that one month of data “does not mean our troubles are over.”
The Hall of Fame is a program of the Shenehon Center for Real Estate at St. Thomas; the deadline for nominations is May 15.
The $20 million gift from St. Thomas board members comes during the final months of the university’s five-year campaign to raise $500 million.
He will be interviewed by Minnesota Public Radio’s Stephen Smith. The program is free, but tickets are required.
The April 20 program, co-sponsored by the Law Journal, will feature two New York legal experts: law professor Marc DeGirolami and U.S. Judge Richard Sullivan.
The 1951 St. Thomas grad coached hockey at Notre Dame for 19 years.
The documentary includes interviews with Christopher Monckton, a leading skeptic, and with St. Thomas’ John Abraham, who won international renown for rebutting Monckton’s claims.
Smyth will give a reading April 20 at the University of St. Thomas and participate in two Friends of the St. Paul Public Library events.
One of the nation’s best-known explorers and a two-time St. Thomas grad, Steger has seen the effects of climate change firsthand during more than 45 years of polar expeditions.
A former member of the St. Thomas Theology Department, Feldmeier now teaches at the University of Toledo. All are welcome; a free buffet lunch will be served.
Deir died suddenly on Sunday; a memorial service will be held today in Lake Elmo.
The lecture is one of a series presented by the Murphy Institute on what it means for humans to possess dignity.