While a chemical compound explosion injured a graduate student at the University of Minnesota, lab safety continues to be a priority at St. Thomas.
Lab safety a priority at St. Thomas
Sullivan ‘even more excited’ for second year
St. Thomas President Julie Sullivan said she is excited about what she and her leadership team have accomplished in the past year and what they will achieve looking forward.
Solar panels installed on Anderson Student Center
According to the Anderson Student Center Solar Panel Project Summary, the 3,692-square-foot unit solar panel installation by Cedar Creek Energy will take three weeks.
St. Thomas drops second consecutive Tommie-Johnnie
St. Thomas outgained St. John’s 440-379 in total yardage, but the Tommies couldn’t overcome four critical turnovers in the fourth quarter that ended key drives.
College and work: Two different worlds?
Columnist Claire Noack explains why students should have a healthy mix of college and work, rather than trying to focus solely on either extreme.
Research says binge-watching has health risks
According to the Journal of the American Heart Association, adults who watch more than three hours of TV a day may double their risk of premature death from any cause.
Music department receives Emmy nomination
The St. Thomas music department was nominated for a 2014 Upper Midwest Emmy award for its 2013 Christmas concert, but the St. Olaf choir won it Sept. 13.
Public Safety reports 1 arrest, 11 intoxicated fans at Tommie-Johnnie
Saturday’s record-setting crowd of 12,483 fans brought high energy but also created challenges for St. Thomas Public Safety and the St. Paul Police Department.
Turnovers doom the Tommies
Despite running back Jack Kaiser’s third quarter touchdown run that cut the score to 21-14, the St. Thomas football team lost to St. John’s 24-14 Saturday at O’Shaughnessy Stadium.
Tommies trail the Johnnies at half
Running back Brenton Braddock’s 3-yard touchdown proved to be all the scoring the St. Thomas football team could muster in the first half, as St. John’s leads St. Thomas 14-7.
Lawsuit filed against archdiocese
A woman who filed suit against the Rev. Michael Keating last October is now suing the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis for negligence related to the abuse.
Planned Parenthood Project tour stops at St. Thomas
Students for Life of America visited St. Thomas Friday as part of its national tour to inform students about the Planned Parenthood Project.
Students wearing headphones while walking may pose safety risk
A Minneapolis woman was hit and killed by a Green Line light rail train last month and is thought to have been wearing headphones at the time.
Quarterbacks will define 2014 MIAC season
Sports Editor Tom Pitzen anticipates the battle for the MIAC title will be a four-horse race between St. Thomas, Bethel, Gustavus and Concordia.
In Depth – Riots and rivalries
Public Safety Crime Prevention Officer, Wells Farnham, joins reporter Simeon Lancaster to discuss the possibilities of riots at the annual Tommie-Johnnie game.