Business and Law School Changes
Catholic Studies Alumna Serves as U.N. Intern
President and CEO of HealthPartners examines the state of the health care industry
Good culture and leadership spawn good ethics
Not all that long ago, the most challenging adjustment for new college students was to find things to do with all their free time.
As world class athletes faced scrutiny for steroid use, it was only a matter of time before high school athletes joined the game
New program director at the NIHP
Is the world’s most populous democracy a potential economic powerhouse?
Jim Segal ’90 leads Minnesota’s most interesting stores.
Lisa Clarke, ’06 M.B.A., is proud to wave the Mayo Clinic Banner.
The value of Justice and Peace Studies at a Catholic university
Sam Friederichs is an avid duck hunter and has enjoyed the outdoors since he was a young boy, and he doesn’t like what he sees happening to Minnesota’s wetlands.
Is the human person too complex to be explained in just one dimension?
The Center for Irish Studies celebrates its 10th anniversary