Jonathan Wadle, junior Why he is running: “I have a great zeal for learning and academia, and I hope to utilize the duties of this position to make academics more interesting and relevant to the student body.” What he would do if elected: “My primary goals upon election to office are threefold: (1) to continue …
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Kevin Sullivan, junior Why he is running: “I’ve always wanted to try student government and with this being my last year here, I thought I’d give it a try.” What he would do if elected: “If I was elected I would try to get more people involved with the student government and try to have …
Students can vote until 9 p.m. Friday for Undergraduate Student Government positions for the 2011-2012 school year.
Lukasz Wlosiak, junior Current position: International Student Representative Why he is running: “I firmly believe that our community has outstanding potential. I am willing to do whatever it takes to ensure that we reach this potential, especially by working together as a team. I am sure we can take on whatever challenges lie ahead, including …
The Tommies (8-11, 4-2) got solid hitting and clutch pitching to earn a much needed sweep in their first home games of the season.
The St. Thomas baseball team will play Winona State Thursday and Carleton Saturday in a doubleheader after returning from a spring break trip to Florida.
Despite a pay increase on par with previous years, some professors, such as psychology department chair Ann Johnson, think faculty should have more say in salary decisions.
This year the pool of tournament teams has been expanded from 65 to 68 teams. The first-round teams competed Tuesday and Wednesday, while the rest of the tournament begins this weekend.
John Tauer, assistant men’s basketball coach and psychology professor, is making his second appearance in the NCAA Final Four. His first, as a junior on the men’s basketball team, was in 1994.
This is Sports in :60 for Wednesday, March 2, 2011.
Protesters at the Wisconsin state capitol have been opposing a proposed budget-repair bill since early last week that would cut government workers’ pay, benefits and bargaining rights.
When St. Thomas coaches recruit new student athletes, they focus on both athletics and academics. Senior Tyler Nicolai, a guard on the men’s basketball team, said his decision was based partially on academics.
Going, going, but not quite gone? St. Thomas baseball players may not be able to hit the ball as far due to new NCAA bat standards.
The NCAA is trying to increase player safety, which was a concern with the previous type of aluminum bats.
This is News in :90 for Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2011.
Although St. Thomas students kicked off their spring semester this morning as planned, the snow forced several high schools in the area to start late.
