Junior Kayla Gardner was elected elections and credentials chair and junior Heather Clayton was sworn in as the student organizations chair of the Undergraduate Student Government at the council’s final fall semester meeting.
The Binz Refectory on South Campus has revamped last year’s sandwich line with the Southside Deli, which will have make-to-order sandwiches, burgers and salads starting spring semester 2013.
Sophomores Brian Keller and Zachary Quinn sold their first batch of 200 Love Your Melon hats in four days after starting sales Nov. 23.
A man opened fire inside the Connecticut elementary school where his mother worked Friday, killing 26 people, including 18 children, and forcing students to cower in classrooms and then flee with the help of teachers and police.
This is News in :90 for Friday, Dec. 14, 2012.
Eyo Ekpo, Rae Horton and Shalaw Mohammed were voted finalists by students, faculty and staff for the 2013 Tommie Award.
Students gathered for the feast day of Our Lady of Guadalupe Mass Wednesday in the Chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas, worshiping in both English and Spanish to honor the saint.
Imagine trying to cut carbon dioxide emissions by 2,400 tons a year. That’s what St. Thomas President The Rev. Dennis Dease started in 2008 when he pledged to make the university carbon neutral by 2035.
After winning the Tommie Award and graduating from St. Thomas, five past recipients now work at the university and continue to leave their mark.
Playing in someone’s shadow is never easy, especially when that person is your sibling.
A large moveable bookcase will now allow the O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library to place its collection of special edition books in the public eye and out of the library’s environmentally controlled room.
This is News in :90 for Dec. 12, 2012.
Students poked fun at prank calls, Olympic athletes and Thanksgiving dinner during the student-run comedy event “The Lemonade Stand-Up” Tuesday in South Campus’ 3M Auditorium.
Hundreds of plows continue to spew tons of salt across Twin Cities roads and highways in an effort to improve driving conditions, but the effort can only go as far as the weather allows.
A 162-person University of St. Thomas football fan charter, expected to leave mid-Thursday morning, is sold out, Vice President for University and Government Relations Doug Hennes said. A second fan charter could not be arranged, he said.
