Movies, presentations and booths throughout the week of Oct. 1, helped the St. Thomas Sustainability Committee encourage a more eco-friendly atmosphere on campus during sUSTainability week.
Sustainability committee makes eco-friendly atmosphere
Sports in :60 – Oct. 4, 2012.
This is Sports in :60 for Oct. 4, 2012.
News in :90 – Sept. 25, 2012
This is News in :90 for Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2012.
Men’s soccer beats Augsburg to end winless streak, 2-1
Goals by junior forwards Nick Rapisarda and Alex Bernhardt lifted the St. Thomas men’s soccer team to defeat Augsburg College, 2-1, in front of packed sidelines Saturday, Sept. 22, at home.
School of Law dean candidate speaks: Ruth Okediji
The final candidate to present her platform for the St. Thomas School of Law dean position, professor Ruth Okediji from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities School of Law, shared her vision for the school.
School of Law dean candidate speaks: Robert Vischer
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Robert Vischer, the St. Thomas School of Law’s own candidate for the law school’s dean position, presented his platform and future intentions for the school, Thursday, Sept. 13.
The Loft’s high-tech coffee machine gets mixed reviews
The Loft invested in a machine that measures, grinds and mixes the brews automatically. Baristas are still officially trained by the corporate coffee giant to create concoctions, but some students believe the machine makes drinks that consistently taste the same.
News in :90 – May 11, 2012
This is News in :90 for Friday, May 11, 2012.
High winds cause tree to smash senior’s car
A tree crashed through senior Molly Meinert’s parked car Saturday, May 5, on Finn Street, just north of campus. Public Safety said the tree likely had damage from termites, causing it to fall due to 12-mph winds. Meinert said that she was not yet aware of the total costs, but her insurance would not cover it.
Entrepreneurship program revolutionizes traditional lemonade stand
Entrepreneurship classes at St. Thomas require business sense, but creativity is also a key factor. The 200-level entrepreneurship program revolutionized the traditional lemonade stand this semester by assigning students to formulate their own business models while incorporating the childhood money-maker.
News in :90 – May 1, 2012
This is News in :90 for Tuesday, May 1, 2012.
Softball sweeps St. Ben’s, secures MIAC title
The St. Thomas softball team had 8-0 and 4-1 victories over St. Benedict’s Monday at home. The wins allowed the No. 16-ranked Tommies to secure the MIAC regular season championship and the top seed for next weekend’s conference playoffs.
St. Thomas should accommodate out-of-staters more
Most St. Thomas students don’t understand what it means to be away from home. A majority of them will never experience the problems of an out-of-stater, but that doesn’t mean problems unique to them should be dismissed.
Former St. Paul Seminary graduate turns 100
Countless historic events have occurred over the past century, but for the Rev. Stephen Adrian, it has all happened in a lifetime. Adrian will celebrate his 100th birthday Saturday, April 14. He was ordained at the St. Paul Cathedral in June 1939 and then served the Archdiocese of St. Paul-Minneapolis for 19 years.
Strong pitching carries Tommie baseball over Johnnies at home
Sophomore Steve Maher and junior Dylan Thomas posted dominating pitching performances as the No. 5-ranked St. Thomas baseball team swept St. John’s University in a doubleheader Wednesday at home.