STAR presented the fall concert Oct. 2 in the new field house of the Anderson Athletic Center. Alternative rock band Jack’s Mannequin headlined the event, with opening act Unicycle Loves You.
Fans packed BEC auditorium Friday night to watch PULSE perform its first show of the year, “We are PULSE!”.
After St. Kate’s campus-wide tobacco ban, there has been a lot of talk about how St. Thomas would benefit from a similar policy.
A group of students participated in a freeze mob to promote the art show, ‘Face Forward: Eyes Open.’ The event will take place Sept. 17 at First Avenue.
The newly renovated John R. Roach Center greenhouse held an open house Friday, Sept. 10. The biology department will use the updated building, which had not been occupied since 1997.
The hustle and bustle around campus is a sure sign a new school year is beginning. While trying to weave my way through the quad, I noticed there are a lot more freshmen this year.
Seniors Dima Koshevy and Kyle Smisek earned second place in the finals when the St. Thomas crew raced at the Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta.
This is News in :90 for Friday, May 7, 2010.
Every semester I look forward to one thing: the STAR concert. Even though my past experiences with St. Thomas’ concerts have been hit or miss, I still get excited.
Some universities, including St. Thomas, will trade in polyester graduation gowns this spring in favor of biodegradable and recyclable options.
Relay for Life was held at St. Catherine University from 7 p.m. April 30 until midnight due to inclement weather.
This is News in :90 for Friday, April 30, 2010.
Many St. Thomas students attended Face Forward, a one-night celebration of humanity through art, Wednesday night at First Avenue and 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis.
Cycling culture at St. Thomas is growing as Minneapolis was named most bike-friendly city by a popular cycling magazine.
Fifty white balloons could be seen floating near the Chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas Friday afternoon. Each balloon was tied to a baby bottle.
