Dorsey Way looked like the United Nations General Assembly during convo hour March 30, with so many students from different parts of the world showcasing the cultures in terms of art, custom and cuisine of their respective countries at the International Celebration Fair.
This is News in :90 for Tuesday, April 11, 2017.
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A St. Thomas student was in stable condition following surgery after accidentally being shot by another student in Flynn Hall.
Take Back the Night is a charitable foundation dedicated to helping spread sexual assault awareness and ending all forms of sexual violence. FemCom has organized a march to uphold these ideals and to show solidarity with Sexual Assault Awareness month.
The St. Thomas softball team extended its record to 20-6 after defeating St. Mary’s 3-0 and 6-0 Saturday at South Field.
St. Thomas Public Safety issued an all clear after alerting students and faculty of an accidental gun shot in Flynn Hall.
St. Thomas has never required students to live on campus, but a recent trend of benchmark schools initiating residency requirements has sparked conversation within the university.
This is News in :90 for Friday, April 7, 2017.
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Pope Francis has suggested the possibility of allowing married men to become ordained Catholic priests in certain circumstances, challenging tradition and sparking debate amongst Catholics.
This is News in :90 for Wednesday, April 5, 2017.
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Reporter Deborah Honore showcases St. Thomas’ Black Empowerment Student Association and its contribution to the celebration of Black History Month on campus.
St. Thomas is now part of an international consortium with other universities that have been identified as providing exemplary opportunities for students to make positive social change. The recognition comes from Ashoka U, a program that describes itself as the world’s largest network of social entrepreneurs.
