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Friends, family, colleagues remember Michael Jordan

St. Thomas English professor Michael Jordan’s memorial service was held Friday, Feb. 5 at The House of Hope Presbyterian Church.

Designer Jordan McCauley examines the distribution of international students at St. Thomas.

Indecent exposure, a weight room theft and a severe nosebleed are all part of this week’s public safety briefs.

The St. Thomas men’s basketball team pushed its winning streak to 14-straight games with a victory over Gustavus Wednesday.

Design manager Kari Johnson offers tips for making a positive first impression.

St. Thomas student Kate Watry is allowed to keep Honey the guinea pig in her dorm on campus as a therapeutic pet.

St. Thomas canceled classes after 5 p.m. Tuesday after the first big snowfall of February.

Students, faculty and other St. Thomas community members gather in Woulfe Alumni Hall for the announcement of the new branding campaign Tuesday.

St. Thomas is getting a fresh look for the new year as the university undergoes a complete re-branding.

The Rev. Erich Rutten has been offered a new job with the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis.

St. Thomas English professor Michael Jordan died Sunday from cancer-related causes.

The Institute of International Education has reported a general increase of international students studying in the U.S. and Minnesota.

St. Thomas men’s basketball capitalized on an eight-point lead at halftime and defeated St. Olaf 75-66 Wednesday.

Most study abroad trips from the U.S. include about twice as many women as men.

Forward Kathryn Larson helped catapult the No. 4-ranked St. Thomas women’s hockey team to a 3-1 win over St. Mary’s Saturday.