Design manager Kari Johnson illustrates stats about federal aid for Minnesota health care.
Minnesota health care increase facts
Turnovers prove costly as Tommies fall to Titans
Wisconsin-Oshkosh held off a St. Thomas rally in the second half and got a 37-yard field goal from Eli Wettstein with 2:30 remaining to eliminate the Tommies from the NCAA Division III football playoffs.
Tommies commit five turnovers, trail UW-Oshkosh at halftime
Wisconsin-Oshkosh defensive back Johnny Eagan intercepted two passes from St. Thomas quarterback Alex Fenske, and the Titans forced three more turnovers in the first half Saturday to forge a 24-10 lead over the Tommies.
Sophomore leads the CHAARG in fitness
Sophomore Katie Harris is in the process of founding a Changing Health, Attitudes, Actions to Recreate Girls chapter at the University of St. Thomas. The organization balances fitness and a social meeting place for college-aged girls.
Engineering research group focuses learning through play
With a passion for play, engineering professor AnnMarie Thomas’ Playful Learning Lab group researches activities like going to the circus and playing with Play-Doh and allows students to explore learning from a child’s perspective.
Men’s soccer loses to Tufts in Final Four
The St. Thomas men’s soccer team lost 2-1 in its semifinal game against Tufts Friday morning at Kerr Stadium on the campus of Roanoke College in the NCAA Final Four.
St. Thomas students write petition addressing sexual assault
Nine St. Thomas students wrote a petition in response to St. Thomas’ email in November addressing sexual assault on campus.
Men’s soccer volunteers before national champ bid
Before taking the field in pursuit of a national championship, the men’s soccer team spent time volunteering with HopeTree Family Services in Virginia on Thursday.
Men’s soccer preps for semifinal matchup with Tufts
The men’s soccer team will play its first Final Four game in program history on Friday when it faces Tufts University at 11 a.m. EST in Salem, Virginia.
Tommies stop Scots in MIAC opener 72-61
Guard Grant Shaeffer scored 17 points for the twelfth-ranked St. Thomas men’s basketball team in its 72-61 win Wednesday night over Macalester College at Schoenecker Arena.
Unlikely hero powers Tommies to Final Four
Forward Tony Kuplic has scored five goals in four games so far in the NCAA tournament, including two game winners. Prior to the playoffs, he had never scored a goal for St. Thomas and had only appeared in eight career games.
Holidazzle celebrations sparkle and glow in Loring Park
The second annual Holidazzle celebration in Loring Park features classic holiday activities for all ages, local vendors and new additions, like the moose and wolf sculptures.
St. Thomas holds tree-lighting ceremony
The University of St. Thomas held its tree lighting ceremony Monday evening in the student center.
New online service lessens registration woes
A program called Coursicle, designed by a University of North Carolina and a Harvard college student to make class registration easier, is now available at St. Thomas. Coursicle is a free online service that allows students to browse classes, plan their schedule and receive text notifications as soon as a class they are looking to …
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St. Paul to ease recycling process for residents
From Nov. 28 to Jan. 16, the city of St. Paul will work with Eureka Recycling to replace curbside bins with single-sort, 64-gallon recycling carts. The carts will have wheels and a lid, allowing residents to transport their recycling with greater ease. “It’s a process that (St. Paul has) been going through for several years …
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