Accounts Payable announced this increase, which applies to UST business use of personal vehicles.
Love winter, or sometimes not so much? This creative video challenge precedes February 2013 presentations by author and environmental leader Bill McKibben on “Celebrating and Preserving Winter.”
Employees can complete a new W-4 form at any time. Michigan and North Dakota residents who work in Minnesota must complete a new MWR form by Feb. 28 to continue exemption from Minnesota income tax withholding in 2013.
Early deadlines have been set for the next two paydays. The cut-off dates for a number of payroll action items are listed here.
Parents of players, university staff members and the media have filled the 162-person flight.
City crews began plowing “Night Plow Routes,” which typically are the busiest arterial streets, and one side of north-south residential streets with red-and-white signs that say “Night Plow Route This Side of Street.” Parking is banned on these routes until snow is plowed all the way to the curb.
A memorial mass will be held at 7 p.m. Monday in the Chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas for student Mark Langdon.
Drop off new, packaged toothbrushes, toothpaste and dental floss at the Tommie Central desk on the first floor of the Anderson Student Center from Monday, Dec. 10, through Monday, Dec. 17.
Bui is studying abroad this academic year at National Chengchi University in Taipei, Taiwan.
He was an IRT employee and grandson of Linda Halverson, Administrative Services.
Early spring leagues for UST students, faculty and staff are 5v5 basketball (separate leagues for men and women) and three co-ed leagues: 4v4 basketball, wiffleball and floor hockey.
The winner will receive an intramural champions T-shirt.
Openings are available for summer 2013 and the 2013-14 academic year. The application deadline is Thursday, Feb. 7.
The UST Child Development Center offers this chance to shop from a collection of carefully selected quality children’s books and help the center to build its library.
One day only: Take advantage of great deals at 40 percent off for Christmas gift giving.
The Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities bus service ends Friday, Dec. 21, and resumes Monday, Jan. 14, 2013.
The Luann Dummer Center for Women and senior Emilee Sirek are seeking donations of new and used clothing items and toiletries (or Walgreens and Target gift cards) to give to a local home for women seeking housing and safety.
Public Safety would like to update the University of St. Thomas community of an arrest made in the sexual assault incident reported on Nov. 19.
This week’s notes feature faculty David Kelly, Robert Kennedy, Michael Naughton, Nekima Levy-Pounds, Artika Tyner and Scott Wright; and students Beatriz Espinoza, Margaret Higgins, Dominika Malisz and Elysia Newton.
Frum is a Newsweek, Daily Beast and CNN contributor who spoke on “America after the election: Can we get anything done?”
All donated items will benefit the Dorothy Day Center and the Family Service Center of Catholic Charities.
Interns will act as staff to the members of the mission and perform responsibilities such as monitoring the actions of U.N. bodies and representing the Holy See in various meetings.
St. Thomas received a facsimile of the map from John O’Shaughnessy. It is the largest medieval map known to still exist and features Jerusalem as the center of the world.
The Campus Sustainability Fund finances projects that promote climate-neutrality and sustainability at St. Thomas.
A survey will be emailed to all full-time St. Thomas juniors on Monday, Dec. 3; the survey closes at midnight Friday, Dec. 7.