Britain issued five severe flood alerts Monday morning after Storm Dennis dumped weeks worth of rain in some places and break-ins and a threatening note led St. Thomas women’s transfer house residents to temporarily move out of their St. Paul house earlier this month. Videographer Owen Landrud has today’s news in :90.
Several break-ins and a threatening note led St. Thomas women’s transfer house residents to temporarily move out of their St. Paul house earlier this month. Director Emily Haugen has the story.
After multiple bomb threats on campus, St. Thomas is asking students to think of their own personal safety plans to use in emergencies.
Graffiti was found in Opus Hall, several thefts were documented and a brick was thrown through a St. Thomas student’s vehicle. These and more are part of the Public Safety briefs for Sept. 17 – Oct. 7.
More than 200 students, faculty and staff gathered in Koch Commons Thursday night for a “BE-In” event to reclaim the space of Ireland Hall after a racial slur was found in one of its bathrooms. The event was followed by a peaceful protest in front of the men’s dormitory.
For students who choose to live off campus, a new housing option could be coming soon to a neighborhood near St. Thomas.
TommieMedia Director Simeon Lancaster’s investigation reveals how St. Thomas is trying to cope with mental health needs.
Residence Life has banned the use and storage of Hoverboards in residence halls after some overcharged machines malfunctioned and caught fire across the country.
Residence Life and the Wellness Center teamed up to host the second annual Party Rockin’ event to inform students about the effects of drinking alcohol.
The University of St. Thomas has announced a partnership with the St. Paul-based company Laundry Doctor.
Marijuana possession, an altered parking pass and two thefts in the Anderson Student Center are all part of this week’s Public Safety briefs.
Students gathered in Koch Commons Wednesday to decorate scarecrows.
When Flynn and Morrison halls filled up, students who did not want to live in “freshman dorms” expressed frustration and looked to find housing solutions for next year.
Food theives, a trash can fire and marijuana and drug paraphernalia are all part of this week’s Public Safety briefs.
Shrieks could be heard coming from Cretin Hall on the eve of Halloween as 512 students made their way through the residence hall’s annual haunted house.
