At St. Thomas, an estimated 10 students every semester need some sort of assistance getting around campus and through the university’s buildings. Special assignments reporters Emily Sweeney and Noah Brown followed one student for a day to document what kind of challenges those in with mobility limitations face on the St. Paul campus.
This year’s Super Bowl in Atlanta features a matchup that most Midwesterners aren’t too eager to watch. Senior Reporter Noah Brown argues that this is the perfect time to forgo the big game and do something more enjoyable with your time.
In the season finale of Keep the Ball Rolling, Noah, Brady and Althea talk Tommie hoops and Tommie-Johnnie football at Allianz Field before bidding farewell to Brady. St. Thomas basketball coaches John Tauer and Ruth Sinn join the crew in studio.
The Vikings lose to the Seahawks, Noah, Brady and Althea record the season finale of Keep the Ball Rolling, and warmer winters make things difficult for University of Minnesota winter sports teams. Director Noah Brown has today’s Sports in :60.
In episode 12 of Keep the Ball Rolling, Noah, Brady and Althea talk Tommie hoops before placing their bets on this weekend’s NCAA Division III football semifinal game between Mary Hardin-Baylor and Wisconsin Whitewater. Men’s basketball forward Connor Bair joins the crew in studio.
St. Thomas and Minnesota United FC announced Tuesday that next year’s Tommie-Johnnie football game will be held at Allianz Field. The game will be the first-ever American football match held at the soon-to-be-completed stadium.
In episode 11 of Keep the Ball Rolling, Noah, Brady and Althea talk Tommie hoops and the upcoming men’s basketball game at U.S. Bank Stadium. St. Thomas point guard Michael Hannon joins the crew in studio.
In episode 10 of Keep the Ball Rolling, Brady, Noah and Althea talk about NCAA football, men’s soccer and Tommie hoops with special guest Carly Noble. Phil Esten, deputy athletics director at Penn State and future St. Thomas athletics director, joins the crew over the phone.
Gov. Mark Dayton expects to be home before Thanksgiving after a month of hospitalization, stocks fell and the market was pushed back into the red, and St. Thomas announced plans to build two new residence halls and renovate two more. Director Noah Brown has today’s News in :90.
The university announced plans for two new dorms, which will be built where John Paul II and Faculty Residence currently sit. The projects are expected to be complete in 2020 and will not use tuition money.
In episode nine of Keep the Ball Rolling, Brady, Noah and Althea vent their frustrations with the end of the football season before diving into Tommie basketball. Sports Medicine Assistant Andy Jacoboski joins the crew in studio.
St. Thomas alumnus Phil Esten was announced in a press conference Monday as the next athletics director for the university. He will begin his role in January.
After falling 21-15 to the Bethel Royals Saturday at Royals Stadium, the St. Thomas football team has seen its chances to make the NCAA tournament greatly diminished.
Lakers center Tyson Chandler helps defeat Timberwolves Wednesday, wide receiver Dez Bryant signs with New Orleans Saints, Keep the Ball Rolling released eighth episode of the season Wednesday. Director Noah Brown has today’s Sports in :60.
In episode eight of Keep the Ball Rolling, the team talks about a potential quarterback controversy with the Tommie football team and make their bets for Saturday’s game at Bethel. Defensive Coordinator Wallie Kuchinski and linebacker Matt Mitchell join the crew in studio.
