In two years, the number of students signing in to use the MaRC services has doubled.
Math Resource Center tops 10,000 visitors
Softball heads to Iowa swinging for third title of the decade
The No. 24-ranked St. Thomas softball team hit the road Wednesday morning to continue their quest to bring home the school’s third national championship of the decade.
After three social host violations, police step up party patrols
It is unclear whether the heightened pressure on underage parties is making the surrounding neighborhood a better place.
USG candidates hope students take interest in elections
With Undergraduate Student Government elections underway, this year’s candidates are finding out something many students already know.
News in :90 – April 21, 2010
This is News in :90 for Wednesday, April 21, 2010.
After best season ever, Tommies start spring football practice
Coming off its best season in school history, the St. Thomas football team began spring practice Sunday.
Intramural basketball leagues stay hot on South Campus
Construction of the Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex makes McCarthy Gym the only place for intramural basketball to play as space and time are precious commodities this year.
College students, 604-pound woman not so different
From the same state that brought us MTV’s “Jersey Shore” comes the story of Donna Simpson who, if paper work passes, could potentially be the world’s largest birth mother.
Students hunt for houses off campus
While finding a new house can be an exciting but frustrating experience for for college students, nearly half of St. Thomas’ student body lives off-campus.
After housing men this year, Murray will go back to women
This year, for the first time ever, Murray Hall served as the living quarters for 109 male St. Thomas students. Despite pulling off the switch without many problems, Murray Hall will once again be for the ladies when students hit campus next fall.
News in :90 – March 17, 2010
This is News in :90 for Wednesday, March 17, 2010.
Christmas lights still burning bright, no end in sight
With warm weather, melting snow and longer days helping students think spring, there’s a still a hint of Christmas on campus.
After leading in the ninth, Tommies lose to Minnesota in 12 innings
The St. Thomas baseball team lost 5-4 Wednesday in a nail-biting, 12-inning bout with the Minnesota Golden Gophers.
The game, which lasted almost four hours, was ended by Gophers’ sophomore Kurt Schlangen.
After first season with Tommies, Booth earns All-Region
Junior forward Rachel Booth was named to the Division III All-Region team Tuesday after leading St. Thomas to a 21-7 record and an NCAA playoff berth.
Sharing courts strengthens schools’ bonds
Construction of the Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex left many St. Thomas sports teams homeless, but the school’s relationship with Concordia University-St.Paul blossomed.