Junior Jeremy Little won the Fowler Business Concept Challenge undergraduate competition, but the win meant more than just the scholarship money.
Junior wins Fowler Challenge in honor of father
PULSE woos crowd at winter show
PULSE put on its winter show, Game Over, Saturday in the Anderson Athletic Recreation Center, performing dance numbers and songs for two packed crowds.
Study tips for finals week
Columnist Claire Noack has some advice for studying during finals week, such as being active and changing up your study location.
Karmin brings high-energy concert to St. Thomas
Performing its last concert of 2014 in the Woulfe Alumni Hall, Karmin played hits including “Acapella” and “Pulses” and featured a wide spectrum of genres.
Madison and Co. salon to leave Anderson Student Center
The salon, which opened April 1, has not been able to generate enough business within the St. Thomas community to stay open and will be closing Dec. 19.
Finalists for 2015 Tommie Award announced
Seniors Chad Berg, Mariann Kukielka and Harrison Aslesen have been named finalists for the 2015 Tommie Award.
Historic St. Paul landmarks
Photojournalist Carlee Hackl ventured to some of St. Paul’s historic locations, including the James J. Hill House, Indian Mounds Regional Park and more.
Summit Singers bring in crowd at winter concert
The Summit Singers, joined by female a cappella group Cadenza, filled the O’Shaughnessy Educational Center auditorium with a crowd of about 350 Thursday night.
Memorial Mass planned for Erik Nielsen
A memorial Mass for sophomore Erik Nielsen is planned for 8:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 15 in the Chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas.
Archdiocese files lawsuit against insurance companies
The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis filed a lawsuit against 20 insurance companies in an effort to force the insurers to cover its liability for clergy sex abuse claims.
Men’s basketball soars to win over St. Mary’s
The St. Thomas men’s basketball team topped St. Mary’s University with ease Wednesday night at Schoenecker Arena, cruising to a 75-43 victory.
Peaceful demonstrations bring effective change
Columnist Claire Noack says the current protests on decisions to not indict police officers in Ferguson and New York City show that problems of discrimination still remain.
Public Safety briefs
A fake ID, a folding knife and several motor vehicle accidents are all part of this week’s Public Safety briefs.
Unemployment rate drops, opportunities rise
Minnesota currently ranks No. 5 in the United States with one of the lowest unemployment rates.
HUSA celebrates the Hmong New Year
The New Year celebration in Woulfe Alumni Auditorium Saturday night included a play, musical performances and a fashion show of traditional and modern Hmong attire.