St. Thomas College of Arts and Sciences Dean Terry Langan announced Tuesday that this will be his last year in that office.
Langan announces departure as dean
Class of 2017 by the numbers
Designer Kari Johnson breaks down the graduating class of 2017.
Prejudice: It’s only human
We find ourselves in a society that frowns upon treating what’s different as lesser, yet cannot seem to stop alienating what does not match up to any preconceived standards. We despise prejudice, but fail to rid the world of it. However, is prejudice truly to be eliminated?
Tommies bulldoze Blue Devils in home opener
Quarterback Alex Fenske threw two touchdown passes to lead St. Thomas over the University of Wisconsin-Stout 57-17 at the Tommie home opener Saturday.
Rain didn’t stop first-year students from arranging impromptu march through arches
When rain Tuesday forced school administrators to cancel the morning event, some St. Thomas students decided to organize an impromptu march themselves.
New space blends education and technology
This fall, students and faculty will have the opportunity to experience the new St. Thomas E-Learning And Research center located on the lower level of the O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library.
Class of 2020 makes inaugural march through the arches
Click here to see a selection of photos from the class of 2020’s walk through the arches.
Tommies, Tigers play to scoreless tie
The St. Thomas men’s soccer team couldn’t overcome a 0-0 tie with two overtime periods against the Tigers of Colorado College Sunday in the second of their two Tommie Classic matches.
St. Thomas law team leads to freedom for six men
Six men are tasting freedom thanks to the work of St. Thomas law professor Mark Osler and his team of alumni.
St. Thomas razes buildings, opens green space option
St. Thomas began razing five buildings along Grand Avenue, including four houses and an office building, on Aug. 15.
Tommies at the Minnesota State Fair
Natalie Hall can be reached at hall0224@stthomas.edu.
Confession in boy’s death solves case that haunted Minnesota
For nearly 27 years, one man knew where Jacob Wetterling was. Late last month, Danny Heinrich agreed to confess to killing the 11-year-old boy — setting in motion a flurry of difficult negotiations between defense attorneys, investigators and prosecutors that would put him behind bars for decades and finally unlock the secrets to a mystery …
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Tommies roll in season-opener at Eau Claire
Fourth-ranked St. Thomas defeated the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Blugolds 42-6 behind the passing of quarterback Alex Fenske and a stingy defense in the season opener Saturday night at Carson Field.
Tommie football battles back for halftime lead
St. Thomas recovered from a slow start and an unproductive first quarter to lead the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Blugolds at halftime 21-6 in the opening game of the 2016 season Saturday night at Carson Field.
Tommie football set for regular season
The St. Thomas football team began preseason camp August 15 on Schoenecker Field, and the sounds of whistles, coaches calling plays and 140 pairs of cleats on asphalt signalled to campus that the Stagg Bowl runners-up are back.