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Reason for Hope
07 Jun 2012 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
KAMPALA, UGANDA – The miracle workers are busy here these days.
In a former retail storefront on a rut-filled dirt road in Ndejje, a poverty-stricken area southeast of Kampala, the first Hope Medical Clinic opened in November 2007. The sign outside says “Eddwaliro,” Ugandan for “health care,” in bold red letters, and 40 to 50 people show up every month or treatment of malaria, typhoid fever and the flu.
Out of Africa
07 Jun 2012 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Degrees in hand, Ugandan students seek to make an impact in our world
St. Thomas Day 2012
10 May 2012 by St. Thomas Newsroom / No Comments
The University of St. Thomas community gathered Wednesday, May 9, to celebrate its annual St. Thomas Day and to honor recipients of its Humanitarian, Distinguished Alumna, Professor of the Year, Tommie and Monsignor James Lavin awards.
Please Remember Mike Feltault ’81 in Your Prayers
07 May 2012 by St. Thomas Newsroom / No Comments
A former member of the St. Thomas Alumni Association board, he received the association’s Monsignor James Lavin Award in 2009 for his volunteer service to the university.
Five to be Honored at St. Thomas Day Celebration May 9, 2012
07 May 2012 by Kelly Engebretson '99 M.A. : Videos by Brad Jacbosen / No Comments
The honorees at the 2012 St. Thomas Day are Corrine Carvalho, Thomas Cronin, Bernadeia Johnson, Dr. Gordon Klatt and Matthew Sullivan.
This Dorm’s Life
01 Mar 2012 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Ireland Hall and a century of Lavin Burgers, ghosts and snowball fights
M.S.W. Grad Carries his Mother’s Memories from “Hartland to Capitol Hill”
17 Feb 2012 by St. Thomas Newsroom / No Comments
Ernie Gunderson’s book, Hartland to Capitol Hill: The Journey of a Wounded Healer, is based on an unpublished memoir written by his mother.
The Art of Caricature
10 Jan 2011 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
John Kascht draws on truth and exaggeration to capture his subjects
Sunset on the Pit
03 Jan 2011 by Richard Conklin '58 / No Comments
Dan Huber ’89 and Bob Murray ’86 have been trading grain options since graduation, but their way of doing business is about to disappear
Every Day, Every Child
03 Jan 2011 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Superintendent Bernadeia Johnson’s commitment to Minneapolis schools begins with every student
Continuing a Legacy of Labor Relations
03 Jan 2011 by Kate Metzger / No Comments
For Education Minnesota President Tom Dooher ’85, organized labor is a family business
Advocating for Educators
03 Jan 2011 by Kate Metzger / No Comments
As president of the St. Paul Federation of Teachers, Mary Cathryn Ricker ’91 has deep roots in education and activism
Living Pura Vida
10 Jan 2010 by Patricia Petersen / No Comments
Alumna creates VIDA to provide free health care for impoverished Central Americans
Feats of Strength
10 Jan 2010 by Gene McGivern / No Comments
Strongman Dave Ostlund makes a living lifting cars, rocks and beer kegs
Soccer Pilgrimage
10 Jan 2010 by Tom Couillard '75 / No Comments
Dan Skillings ?85 returns to Minnesota every year with dozens of Colombian players seeking competition, cultural exchange, and friendship
Trustee Profile: Leadership and Survival
06 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
For Tim Flynn ’79, ‘It’s very simple. It’s all about trust.’
Diamond Mind
06 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
When Jake Mauer’s playing career was cut short by injury, he found his own way to stay in the game
St. Thomas Day Award Recipients Named
06 Jan 2010 by St. Thomas News Service / No Comments
The University of St. Thomas community celebrated its annual St. Thomas Day and honored recipients of five awards
Diving Deep into North Shore History
03 Jan 2010 by Jim Winterer '71 / No Comments
Author, artist and historian Stephen Daniel ’95 M.B.A. made 230 dives into Lake Superior’s frigid waters to research his comprehensive guide to North Shore shipwrecks
Trustee Profile: His Own Brand
03 Jan 2010 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Geoffrey Gage ’97 M.B.C. was encouraged to pursue work he could be passionate about beyond the family business
At Home on the Range and Broadway
10 Jan 2009 by Bill Kirchgessner '75, '92 M.B.C. / No Comments
Tony Charmoli may not be the first name you think of in the entertainment industry, but chances are you’ve seen his work
Trustee Profile: Fast Track
10 Jan 2009 by Doug Hennes '77 / No Comments
Mark Zesbaugh?s meteoric career propelled him to the CEO office at the age of 37. Now he’s looking for the next challenge.
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