Their new mixtape, named “Project Colorful,” is their second major release and the beginning of a new era for the Bloomington natives.
Public Safety briefs
Public Safety responds to theft, welfare checks and suspicious activity in this week’s briefs.
Tommie spin on viral ‘Harlem Shake’
About a hundred students gather in the Lower Quad Sunday to put a St. Thomas spin on a viral dance video called “Harlem Shake.”
What is St. Thomas?
Chief Photo Editor Rosie Murphy set out to interview several St. Thomas affiliates, asking individuals to share their own perspectives on what the university means to them.
Spanish professor does it all
Working seven jobs and being a single parent to five kids might sound stressful, but for Spanish professor Jana Jory, it’s just a part of her everyday life.
History in photos: Sullivan declared president-elect
Chief Photo Editor Rosie Murphy and Senior Photographer Rita Kovtun captured the moments while Julie Sullivan was announced as St. Thomas’ first female and lay president-elect Thursday.
Love is in the air: read your valentine grams
See if someone special wrote you a love note.
Campus Ministry launches Rediscover Catholicism program
The Rev. Erich Rutten, chaplain and director of Campus Ministry, said Campus Ministry is aiming to reach out beyond the people who are already focused on their faith.
Public Safety briefs
Public Safety responds to suspicious activity, suspicious odor and property damage in this week’s briefs.
Scooter’s introduces Super Slice pizza option
Scooter’s is hoping to give students more bang for their buck with its new Super Slice, which replaced the 8-inch personal pizza at the beginning of the spring semester.
Mardi Gras rolling despite New Orleans rain threat
Overcast skies and the threat of rain couldn’t dampen the revelry of Mardi Gras as parades took to the streets early Tuesday, showering merrymaking crowds with trinkets of all descriptions.
A day in the life of Tommie Mascot
Tommie Mascot’s dressing room is where the magic begins. Once he leaves, his only goal is to boost school spirit on campus.
Asmat museum opens new exhibit, hopes to get more student interest
After one year, the American Museum of Asmat Art isn’t drawing enough students, but the people who run it aren’t going to give up.
Public Safety briefs
In this week’s briefs, Public Safety responds to property damage, liquor law violations and and noise complaints.
The new semester begins at St. Thomas
Students discuss how they are preparing for the new semester.