A roundup of recent news headlines featuring St. Thomas and its experts.
A time-lapse video illustrates Saturday’s move-in day activities.
Annie Hanebuth ’04, Payroll Department, has played the viloin for more than 20 years.
Hurricane, her first novel, is a young-adult paranormal romance set in New Orleans, La., during the days leading up to Hurricane Katrina.
She was the grandmother of Michelle Rovang Burke, director at the SAIP Institute.
Tamara and her husband, former trustee Bernard Brennan, were generous supporters of St. Thomas.
The economy dominates headlines this week – plus a professor earns mentions in two Vatican publications.
He was the younger brother of Gina Dolski ’11.
Hilda was the mother of Steve Trost, Greenhouse, and Lisa Dochniak, library.
She is the only university staff member to have held positions on all four of the university’s campuses.
John Donovan, a member of the University of St. Thomas Board of Trustees from 1967 to 1991, died at age 89 Friday, Aug. 5.
A Navy SEAL who died in Afghanistan, Nicholas is related to several members of the St. Thomas community.
Dr. Ryan, former president of Indiana University, served on the St. Thomas board for 18 years.
The International Education Center was well-represented at a conference held in Vancouver, British Colombia, Canada.
Real estate, climate change and squishy tomatoes prevail in this edition’s news roundup.
She is daughter of Darrick Cornelius ’95 and Tammy Berndt ’96. She recently was diagnosed with Myelodysplasia Syndrome and is waiting for a matching bone marrow donor.
He was the brother of Gene McGivern, sports information director, and brother-in-law of Barb Lammers McGivern ’90, M.B.A. ’09.
Here’s what faculty, staff and students have been up to lately.
She was the wife of Dr. Michael Bellamy, professor emeritus of English.
She was the mother of Adam Gibson, who will be a senior at St. Thomas this fall.