A local militant Islamic State group took responsibility for the Easter Day bombings in Sri Lanka, Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Thursday, and the MIAC President’s Council met as scheduled Thursday to consider bylaw changes. Reporter Alex Panos has today’s News in :90.
St. Thomas football player Josh Parks cuts hair for fellow students in the Anderson Athletics and Recreation Complex locker room. Videographer Jack Stanek and Reporter Taylor Shupe talked with Parks to learn more about his unique hair styling business.
Men’s lacrosse captains Mark Dowdle, Alex Vijums and Nick Bunde visit The Locker Room with TommieMedia’s Carly Noble to talk about their season so far.
St. Thomas received a bomb threat Wednesday morning, which lead to the evacuation of McNeely Hall, a redacted version of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report on President Trump is public, and the 13 MIAC presidents will consider whether to expel St. Thomas from the conference April 18. Reporter Jacob Schneider has today’s News in :90.
A bomb threat leads to St. Thomas buildings being evacuated, St. Paul police investigate the death of a 33-year-old man and TommieMedia publishes a new episode of Keep the Ball Rolling. Reporter Carly Noble has today’s News in :90.
Firefighters declare success after 12-hour battle with the Notre Dame Cathedral fire, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders releases 10 years of tax returns, and St. Thomas Public Safety recover a holstered gun in a campus bathroom. Business Manager Amanda Strodtman has today’s News in :90.
St. Thomas men’s tennis loses to Bethel, baseball splits a double header with St. Mary’s and three Tommies win West Region basketball honors. Web Manager Esmee Verschoor has today’s Sports in :60.
Roger Stone requests access to the full Mueller report, tornadoes, devastate the South and East Coast and the St. Thomas mailroom will be merging with the campus store. Chief Video Editor has today’s News in :90.
Donald Trump resolves to keep North Korean sanctions in place, Congo’s Ebola outbreak has become the second deadliest outbreak in history, and three Entrepreneurship students win the annual Business Plan Competition. Photo Editor Isa Tine has today’s News in :90.
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange was arrested Wednesday in London, a storm known as a “bomb cyclone” has created blizzard conditions in the Midwest, and the MIAC presidents of the will meet on April 18th to discuss conference bylaw changes. Opinions Editor Abby Sliva has today’s News in :90.
St. Thomas places a compost bin outside Dowling Hall, St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter announces the Red Bull Flugtag will be returning to the Twin Cities, Minnesota awaits the incoming winter storm and scientists capture a photo of a black hole. Design Manager Emilia Fredrickson has today’s News in :90.
St. Thomas is the first institution in the Twin Cities to obtain digital cadavers, Attorney General William Barr said he will release a redacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report on the Russia investigation, and a 23-year-old man faces a U.S. magistrate Tuesday on a charge that he lied to federal agents about being a missing child from Illinois. University Affairs Editor Kat Barrett has today’s News in :90.
St. Thomas became the first institution in the Twin Cities to a obtain a digital cadaver table for student use in associate professor Lesley Scibora’s human anatomy classroom.
MIAC university presidents will vote to change conference bylaws and the college basketball season will conclude with Texas Tech and Virginia in the championship game. Studio Producer Mackenzie Bailey has today’s Sports in :60.
Changes coming for St. Thomas dining services, a teenager is treated for injuries following an encounter with a boulder and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen resigns. Ad Director Kleio Vrohidis has today’s News in :90.
