Cold weather and icy roads are common during Minnesota winters, but bike enthusiasts do not need to stow away their bikes and hibernate when the temperature drops.

Public Safety responds to electronic copyright infringements, alcohol violations and marijuana incidents in this week’s briefs.

Public Safety responds to property damage, theft and even donates six abandoned bicycles to Express Bike Shop in this week’s briefs.

Public Safety responds to suspicious activities, alcohol violations and multiple thefts in this week’s briefs.

The building’s official opening is next week, but some students are excited to go to work early.

The Anderson Student Center, which officially opens its doors Tuesday, Jan. 17, let employees and workers in the building to buy items from Scooters and the Summit Market Place for the first time Monday.

With the Anderson Student Center opening Tuesday, Jan. 17, the Bookstore is making the move across the quad.

Sophomore Lindsey Landgraf creates headbands and sells them to raise money for Doors of Hope, a South African orphanage.

Check out a slideshow of the campus winter landscape.

Public Safety responds to suspicious activities, marijuana incidents and multiple thefts in this week’s briefs.

An estimated 60 people attended Wednesday night’s concert. The show’s aim was to raise awareness about the Students Today Leaders Tomorrow organization.

Public Safety responds to liquor law violations, suspicious incidents and criminal damage to property in this week’s briefs.

The first snowfall of the school year has students bringing out the hats, gloves and winter jackets, but many have a love-hate relationship with the long, cold season.

Senior wide receiver Fritz Waldvogel broke St. Thomas’ career records for receptions, receiving yards, receiving touchdowns and all-purpose yards this year, but he does not have much to say about it.

Rock music blared from the O’Shaughnessy Educational Center auditorium Wednesday when local bands, Word Party and Howler performed.