In episode two of The Medium, Maddie Peters and Reid Neeser talk Met Gala with TommieMedia Director Solveig Rennan and sit down with St. Thomas Professor Elizabeth Wilkinson to talk about her local band Wilkinson James.
In the first episode of The Medium, hosts Maddie Peters and Reid Neeser talk Disney’s surge in live-action movies and sit down with slam poet Bailey LePage.
Many things take up our time. Whether it be school, work, hobbies or other social engagements, it is easy to get overwhelmed when there are only 24 hours in a day. Designer Ellie Lehto outlines a few tips for better time management.
When St. Thomas announced the possibility of moving to the NCAA Division I, St. Thomas first-year Angelica Franaschouk decided it was time for St. Thomas students to start dressing like a D-I school. Reporter Mae Macfarlane has the story.
Creative design manager Christine Hastings explains some acronymous tips for keeping your 2018 resolutions.
Design manager Carrie Tronvold outlines President Donald Trump’s first two weeks in office.
Designer Elliot Polsky found the top areas of graduate and undergraduate studies based on salary, unemployment rates and personal interest.
As campfire weather returns to Minnesota, designer Elliot Polsky outlines St. Paul’s bonfire regulations to keep your fire safe and legal.
Designer Abby Golebiowski shows you a local match to suit your brew taste.
Design manager Jenna Cossette shows you one of the the easiest and most effective ways to help your brain before finals.
Designer Cecelia Porter looked into the history and facts surrounding more than 100 kidnapped schoolgirls in Nigeria.
As summer 5K races are quickly approaching, designer Cecelia Porter shows you how to train for 5K in just five weeks.
Money isn’t the only thing you’ll be exchanging when making a purchase because currency exchanges hundreds of kinds of bacteria.
Designer Abby Golebiowski looked into what makes people attractive and found it’s often the little things that draw us to others.
Design manager Jenna Cossette found that when it comes to performance in school, males and females aren’t always equal.
