Students, faculty and staff are invited to read aloud from one of the books banned from Tucson Unified School District classrooms.
The classes start this afternoon and will run throughout spring semester with the exception of spring break and during finals.
Students are especially invited to the forum, which will be hosted March 1-3 by Augsburg College.
Rabbi Sharon Stiefel and Father Erich Rutten will lead this interfaith conversation. A free buffet lunch will be served.
This will be the Minnesota premiere of “The Pipe,” a film about a natural gas pipeline that sparked the most controversial environmental issue in recent Irish history.
Several professors, a licensed psychologist, a nurse practitioner and two UST students will interact with the audience to discuss “The Real Hunger Games” on Tuesday, Feb. 28.
The free program is part of the university’s Organ Artist Series.
“The Pirates of Penzance,” a rollicking operetta rich in music and comical paradox, will be performed at St. Catherine University on March 9-11.
Wear a button for a chance to win a prize, attend panel discussions and presentations by health experts and a cooking demonstration by Chef Kenneth Grogg, and get tips from Kristen of Nutritional Weight and Wellness.
The bus will leave at 6:30 p.m. Saturday from the Flynn Hall turnaround.
Professor Schiltz is co-founder of Catholic Legal Scholars and co-director of the Murphy Institute for Social Thought. The discussion series focuses on the integration of knowledge across disciplines.
Popular in the media and as a retreat leader and teacher of spirituality, Father Timothy Gallagher will lead meditations on “At the Crossroads: An Ignatian Method for Finding Your Path.”
Volunteers are needed for one-hour shifts.
Retired Immigration Judge Joseph Dierkes will moderate the program featuring St. Thomas law professor Virgil Wiebe and Pepperdine economist Andrew Yuengert.
This free brown bag on Friday, Feb. 24, will focus on what dating and romantic relationships are like in different cultures. Everyone is welcome.
The AMAA@UST will celebrate the grand opening of its new gallery with an exhibition curated by graduate student Natalie Andron McMonagle on Thursday, Feb. 23.
The Wellness Center sponsors this class, which begins at 4:30 p.m.
Graduate business students and alumni are invited to this talk by Minnesota state demographer Tom Gillaspy on Friday, Feb. 24.
Lee Anderson is the chairman of APi Group, Inc., a St. Paul holding corporation of construction, manufacturing and fire-protection companies. He was elected to the St. Thomas Board of Trustees in 2000.
The Breakfast Club is open to full-time, first-year students only.
College and high school women are invited to “Pathways to Leadership: Women in the Law” on Saturday, Feb. 25, at the UST School of Law. Register online.
Periscope Advertising Agency account managers Lauren Rutledge and Kate Hobbins will give a presentation. Information on applications for next year’s AMA E-board also will be covered.
Dr. Gary Atkinson will speak Tuesday, Feb. 21, on “Why Some Don’t Believe in Moral Truth and Knowledge: A Very Bad Argument.” Everyone is welcome.
This semesterlong discussion series meets every Thursday to bring a renewed focus to St. Thomas’ commitment to the integration of knowledge across disciplines.
Seat reservations are recommended but not required.