As part of a new program, undergraduate students will no longer need to submit Law School Admissions Test scores in order to apply to the St. Thomas School of Law....

Members of the St. Thomas Rock Climbing Club set up shop Monday afternoon outside Murray-Herrick Campus Center, selling brownies to raise money for Haiti relief....

A little more than 100 St. Thomas students filled the OEC auditorium Friday night for the United for Haiti benefit. The event shared a message of "brotherhood, friendship and hope," sophomore emcee Sarah Tinsman said....

The African Nations Student Association, led by president Brian Osende, is putting together a Haiti benefit March 6 in the OEC auditorium complete with dancing and poetry readings. TommieMedia sat down with Osende to find out more about the fundraiser....

Twenty-six percent of American adults get news from their cell phones, according to a recent Pew Research Center study. The statistic is part of a larger trend. More people are checking the news on their laptops or phones with Internet access,...

Students may no longer be able to experience live music on campus for free, but that wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing. STAR is considering charging students a small ticket price for the formerly free fall and spring concerts so...

St. Thomas students may experience a significant change in the way they enjoy the annual free fall and spring on-campus concerts. STAR is considering selling tickets in exchange for hosting more current, bigger-name bands....

St. Thomas graduate Daniel Shinozaki died Sunday, Feb. 21, in Nagoya, Japan. Shinozaki, who attended Rosemount High School and graduated from St. Thomas in 2005 with a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, was battling colorectal cancer and undergoing chemotherapy while in...

Students are surprised that St. Thomas is cutting December commencement exercises. From now on, students planning to graduate in December will not be able to participate in a commencement ceremony until May. St. Thomas' administration is eliminating December commencement ceremonies because...

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Some St. Thomas students wish classes were canceled today in observation of Presidents Day. “Any more days off would be absolutely awesome, but I guess since we are a private college we wouldn’t necessarily have to have holidays off that public...

The O’Shaughnessy-Frey and Ireland library staff is embracing new technology with the recent addition of five Kindles available for students, faculty and staff to check out....

St. Thomas students waited outside the Box Office in Murray-Herrick Campus Center today to purchase tickets to "Footloose" at the Chanhassen Dinner Theatre. Students who purchase the tickets will attend the musical on Sunday, Feb. 14. "The tickets are only five...

St. Thomas's annual poster sale drew a crowd of students interested in spicing up the walls of their dorm rooms, apartments and houses. Students perusing the sale, located in the lower level of Murray-Herrick in the campus square, were asked which...

With the spring semester under way, St. Thomas students are once again facing a costly task: purchasing textbooks for their classes. However, the book rental program, which is in its third semester at the bookstore, gives students a cheaper option...