Built with the Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex in 2010, the golf simulation room allows Tommie golfers to retain muscle memory in their swings.
Golf simulator keeps athletes swinging in offseason
University to implement online education, training for sexual harassment
Student focus groups selected Not Anymore as a possible website St. Thomas can use for online education and training on sexual harassment and assault.
Holiday fun facts
Did you know American adults are expected to spend an average of $720 on Christmas gifts this year? Find out some more holiday fun facts.
Tillman’s shooting secures win for Tommies
The No. 6-ranked St. Thomas men’s basketball team managed to hold on and defeat Wisconsin-Stevens Point 68-66 Saturday night at Schoenecker Arena.
Why have gender identification?
Opinions editor Elliot Polsky says allowing people to choose their gender identification is not the solution for people who feel out of place with their bodily sex.
Proficient shooting, defense keep Tommies unbeaten
The No. 6-ranked St. Thomas women’s basketball team extended its unbeaten streak to begin the season to eight games with a 78-50 win over Wartburg Friday.
Faculty to be offered phased retirement program
St. Thomas announced a new retirement program that will give faculty members the opportunity to transition into retirement over a period of three years.
High-character women drive St. Thomas hockey team
Five players for the St. Thomas women’s hockey team were recipients of the Hobey Baker Character Award, presented annually to high school hockey players.
Seminarians become ‘Fit for Ministry’
The university’s advanced exercise and physiology lab course developed a 12-week fitness program to encourage a healthy lifestyle among seminarians.
Students show off festive Christmas sweaters
Photojournalist Elena Neuzil searched campus to find students who were sporting their favorite Christmas sweaters.
Naming buildings after donors ruins meaning
Opinions editor Elliot Polsky believes naming many buildings on campus after recent benefactors may not be the right way to pay them back.
Financial Aid works to improve students’ financial literacy
To increase student’s financial literacy, St. Thomas Financial Aid is giving presentations and providing more information about loans through mailings and its website.
250 gather at memorial service for Erik Nielsen
More than 250 students and faculty joined in prayer and song Monday night to memorialize Nielsen’s life and reflect on their own.
St. Thomas law professors file brief for Supreme Court
Law professors Thomas Berg and Teresa Collett comprised a“friend of the court” brief for the current Supreme Court case Young v. UPS siding with the plaintiff.
Does the melting pot still matter?
Columnist Claire Noack believes reaching the idyllic image of the melting pot should not be America’s goal.