The recording is from the Nov. 1 All-Staff Forum, which was unavailable in Minneapolis and Owatonna due to network outages.
Political commentaries, Real Estate Hall of Famers, a food stamp challenge and an entrepreneur made headlines this week.
St. Thomas experts weighed in on job growth, real estate, the economy and the housing market this week.
Opening Doors capital campaign coverage – plus legal opinions, admissions practices and business trends are making headlines this week.
The $515 million raised in the Opening Doors capital campaign has people talking. Read what some of them have to say.
Fire safety, ‘Party Schools that Pay,’ real estate and razor burn make headlines this week – plus John Tauer in the New York Times.
John Rheinberger ’70, ’90 M.B.A., has traveled to every country in the world and has a story to tell about each one.
Rheinberger was strolling through the main square in Dakar, the capital of the western African nation of Senegal, when he asked a passerby to take his photograph. Having traveled alone to dozens of countries, this was something he had grown accustomed to, and usually he found people to be accommodating. But this time, the passerby refused, which put Rheinberger on alert: something was amiss.
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Remembering Monsignor Lavin, the Tommie-Johnnie rivalry and a new housing moratorium made headlines this week.
The documentary about the installation of Frank Gehry’s Winton Guest House at the Gainey Conference Center in Owatonna was narrated and written by Greg Vandegrift and filmed, edited and produced by Brad Jacobsen.
Many community members are taking to social media to pay tribute to Monsignor James Lavin, who died Monday, Sept. 17, at age 93. Read what some of you had to say.
Real estate reigns, marriage matters – and someone disagrees with John Abraham in this week’s headlines.
As the Tommie-Johnnie game fast approaches, we would like to remind everyone to use good sports conduct, respect all in attendance and to represent our school in a positive manner. Go Tommies!
Gleason is a tenured faculty member of the Department of Music and has taught at the university since 1999.
On Tuesday, Sept. 4, the University of St. Thomas class of 2016 was welcomed by the campus community at the 12th March Through the Arches. Members of this year’s freshman class gathered on Summit Avenue, passed through the Arches and were met with applause from administrators, faculty, staff and upperclassmen as they made their way to Schoenecker Arena for the interfaith blessing for the new school year.
Tommies are hitting up social media with their thoughts on the first week of the 2012-13 school year. Read what some of you had to say.
Real estate, construction, business and Tommie tote bags are making headlines in August.
St. Thomas junior Matthew Schmidtbauer is an electrical engineering student with aspirations of someday working for a high-performance electric car manufacturing company. The subjects of his pastime, however, are not motors or revolutions per minute, but tens of thousands of honeybees that he cares for each summer.
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Friends of Ricky DeMello are continuing to raise funds as he recovers from his injuries in Rome.
The Newsroom will launch on Monday, Aug. 13, and will provide an informed portrayal of the scope and depth of the work being done at the university.
Prices and sales volume continue to increase while the number of homes for sale is at a historically low level – signs that the market is taking steps in the right direction, according to analysis from the Shenehon Center for Real Estate.
Any new information will be shared in a Bulletin Update on Sunday.