Father Lee Piche ’80 called to serve as a moderator of the curia and vicar general for the archdiocese
The complex relationship between church and state
For more than four decades philosophy professor Thomas Sullivan has taught St. Thomas students how to broaden their own worldview
Social Work for Social Justice brings Catholic Social Teaching to the classroom and beyond
Want to know what really happened at the Tommie football game? Get the sideline perspective from Coach Caruso every Monday.
Cardinal Pio Laghi is a leader of world peace and Catholic education
Why every little thing we do still matters
Changing how we live, learn and work
Is Iraq a Just War? Two faculty colleagues offer different views on the Catholic response to war
Is Iraq a Just War? Two faculty colleagues offer different views on the Catholic response to war
This year’s Distinguished Alumnus is in the business of adventure, fueled by boyish curiousity about places and people
If the world belongs to those who participate, why are we sitting on the sidelines?
More than 60 current students are veterans of Iraq and other wars
Readers submitted questions to Dane Franta ’04 at Camp Victory or Andrea (Lloyd) Buckley ’03 in the International Zone (formerly the Green Zone) in Baghdad, Iraq
3M’s George Buckley fulfills his grandmother’s prediction
Events since 9/11 have a lasting impact on St. Thomas
John Rigo ’75 died in the World Trade Center terrorist attack on 9/11. His wife and loved ones remember the man who will be in their hearts forever
Father Tim Vakoc defies the odds as he recovers from a roadside bomb attack in Iraq
Katie Gehrz ’08 turned a high school fundraiser into new classrooms in Africa