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Humans of St. Thomas: Melissa Kelly
Humans of St. ThomasKelly is a senior entrepreneurship major at St. Thomas.
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Special Collections Offers Timeworn Gems for Bibliophiles
University NewsJourney back in time with a look at five notable pieces in St. Thomas' 23,000-plus-volume Department of Special Collections. -
Humans of St. Thomas: Jake Rubash
Humans of St. ThomasMeet Olympic lifting, pug-loving Jake Rubash, a senior mechanical engineering major at St. Thomas. -
Professional Notes for Oct. 21, 2015
University NewsThis week's notes feature faculty Jennifer Awes-Freeman, Father Juan Miguel Betancourt, John Froula, David Jamieson, Shersten Johnson, David Kelley, Ray MacKenzie, Deborah Savage, Angela Senander, William Stevenson, Phil Stoltzfus, AnnMarie Thomas, Artika Tykner and Christian Washburn; and students Jackie Milbrandt (also staff) and Caitlin Woodard. -
Wendy Wyatt to Succeed Michael Jordan as Associate Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies
Sustainability & EnvironmentWyatt, chair of the Department of Communication and Journalism at St. Thomas since 2012 and faculty member in the department since 2003, will assume her new role Jan. 4, 2016. -
The Local Peanut That Could
University NewsEntrepreneurship Andrew Kincheloe '12 turned his favorite childhood food into Buddy's Small Batch Nut Butter, a thriving brand that's now sold in 300 stores across five Midwestern states. -
Five Observations From 'Blue Zones City'
Five ObservationsDan Buettner '83, The New York Times-bestselling author of Blue Zones, gave a short but memorable talk on longevity last week. He's been studying the world's healthiest communities for more than a decade. -
How It Works: The Winding System That Keeps AARC Pool Running Swimmingly
Sustainability & EnvironmentSo how does St. Thomas keep the 560,000 gallons of water that fill the 5-year-old AARC pool looking as clear as glass? David Clysdale, chief engineer in St. Thomas' Facilities Management Department, has the answers. -
St. Thomas to Serve as New Host to Minnesota Compline Choir; Performance This Sunday
Faith and MissionThe Chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas is the new performance space for the Minnesota Compline Choir. Performances will be held on the first and third Sundays of each month. Their next performance is this Sunday, Oct. 4.