The St. Thomas Peer Ministry program is celebrating its first birthday this fall, but the Peer Ministers, who replaced the previous hall chaplain system, are still trying to tell students who they are.
Peer ministers aim for campus-wide effect
Scooter’s makes major menu changes
Students eating at St. Thomas’ Scooter’s restaurant aren’t getting their usual pile of chips when they order a wrap or burger. Instead, a salad or grain option has been the standard side since the beginning of the 2012-2013 school year.
Sports in :60 – Sept. 18, 2012
This is Sports in :60 for Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012.
Candidates announced for School of Law dean
The Dean Search Committee at the St. Thomas School of Law has selected four candidates for the St. Thomas School of Law dean.
St. Thomas Magazine makes iPad app
If you’re part of the growing population with an iPad, you can now search “St. Thomas Magazine” and find a publication with more pictures, video, and even some sound effects.
Sports in :60 – May 9, 2012
This is Sports in :60 for Wednesday, May 9, 2012.
New justice and peace concentrations help guide students
With three new concentrations in the justice and peace studies department, the program plans to put St. Thomas students steps ahead of other universities’ majors.
New film minor in St. Thomas’ future
Some students are eager for St. Thomas to establish a film minor. If approved, the minor would consist of five classes.
African dance class gets ‘Livin’ in Color’ week moving
The sounds of Shakira could be heard Tuesday, April 17, throughout the lower level of the Anderson Student Center as students taught African dance moves as a part of “Livin’ in Color” week.
News in :90 – April 18, 2012
This is News in :90 for Wednesday, April 18, 2012.
Tom Cronin wins 2012 Monsignor James Lavin Award
Class of 1964 St. Thomas alumnus Tom Cronin said when he found out he would receive the 2012 Monsignor James Lavin Award, he didn’t know much about it.
Tobacco must stay away from St. Thomas buildings
According to the Stanford Medical website, secondhand smoke causes nearly 3,000 deaths each year. St. Thomas should take smoking more seriously and put students’ lives before a bad habit.
Senior believes Stewardship Garden will continue to grow community and vegetables
With no experience in gardening or biology, senior Aaron Hays took on The Stewardship Garden project by organizing, coordinating, energizing and involving on-campus groups.
St. Thomas students training to run through mud, fire and electrical wires
Some St. Thomas students are competing in Tough Mudder, a 12-mile obstacle course. It’s designed by the British Special Forces and has 28 unique obstacles.
News in :90 – March 28, 2012
This is News in :90 for Wednesday, March 28, 2012.