This first annual nine-week competition may be just what’s needed to get you up and moving during these blustery winter days.
Consider serving the Twin Cities community with Volunteers in Action. Applications are due by Monday, Feb. 22.
The evening’s topic is “From Career to Calling: Strategies for Flourishing.”
On his visit home to Masindi, Uganda, Albert Kertho danced with friends until 2 a.m. He plans to return to Uganda and use all that he has learned here to help his people.
Meet UST’s benefits vendors on Feb. 15-16, and have a free chair massage and eye exam, pick up your Personal Total Compensation Report (bring UST ID), and maybe even win a prize.
Meetings on the St. Paul campus will be on hold until at least 10 more people sign up for a spring session.
Five theologians will give lectures on “Nicaea and Constantinople: A Confession of Faith, Witness and Source of Unity.” Open to the public; register online.
Fitness sessions are beginning this week. Punch cards are available for purchase at the UST Life-Work Center in Minneapolis and the Box Office in St. Paul.
Set up a refund profile for the new TouchNet eBilling and ePayment system by Feb. 14 and be entered in the drawing.
UST School of Law’s Volunteer Tax Assistance (VITA) IRS-certified students will help those who meet income eligibility guidelines.
IRT and the Human Resources Department’s Leadership Academy offer a new technical skills-development option that can be done at your desk.
UST students seeking off-campus housing and others who wish to rent will find many new helpful features on this Web site.
Nominations are due Friday, Feb. 19.
A confidential way to receive support from other members. Spring offerings include: Creating Positive Body Image, Strategies for Stress and Anxiety, and Relationships.
This will be the first window medallion in the library to honor a female author and the first to recognize a writer of color. Hurston was a ground-breaking essayist and fiction writer whose work broke barriers of race and gender.
Tousley, director of the Master of Science in Real Estate Program and the Shenehon Center for Real Estate, will talk about real estate investing.
These sessions will be held this week; the first one starts at noon today.
Harrison will talk about the impact of audiobooks on the field of literary studies.
Don’t miss the chance on Feb. 15 to win a $500 raffle for rent, 20 gift cards ranging from $25 to$150, free food and a panel discussion.
Join other seniors for this time set aside for reflection and relaxation at the Gainey Conference Center.
Experience a day of prayer rooted in the Eucharist and prayerful meditations. Father Erich Rutten will speak and students will have an opportunity for reconciliation.
The presentation will examine the genocide within the framework of national and international law.
This film was shown last spring at St. Thomas to an enthusiastic audience. The filmmakers will be present to answer questions.
Win by pitching in and reducing waste!
The group will meet Wednesday, Feb. 24. Everyone is welcome.