Despite a turnover-heavy first half, the St. Thomas women’s basketball team was able to rally past St. Catherine University with a 73-56 victory Wednesday night.
2nd half surge propels Tommies over Wildcats
Lot K opens parking for Davanni’s, Coffee Bené customers
St. Thomas community members now share parking spaces with customers of nearby businesses as Lot K on the corner of Cleveland and Grand avenues has new parking restrictions.
Tommie spotlight: Jenna Dockter
Guard Jenna Dockter has led the St. Thomas women’s basketball team to a stellar 22-0 record with three regular season games left.
Resolutions versus reality
Columnist Claire Noack says that people’s New Year’s resolutions are usually petering out or completely forgotten by Februrary.
The business of Valentine’s Day
Americans are expected to spend a total of $18.9 billion on Valentine’s Day this year. Find out some other facts about the business of the holiday.
Students battle icy weather conditions
Despite the slippery roads, the university did not cancel classes, and St. Paul did not declared a snow emergency Tuesday.
Wellness Center, students create new alcohol awareness campaign
The Wellness Center has created the alcohol awareness campaign Stop @ Buzzed to give students information on how to be safe and healthy if they choose to drink.
St. Thomas ranked No. 19 in EPA’s top 30 college and university list
St. Thomas was ranked No. 19 on the Environmental Protection Agency’s Green Power Partnerships top 30 list among colleges and universities nationwide.
Professor joins in legislative drone laws conversation
St. Thomas professor Mark Anfinson was due to present his thoughts on drones in Minnesota to a legislative committee, so he turned to his students last semester for some input.
Softball looks to pitching staff as leaders
The St. Thomas softball team returns its full arsenal of pitchers from last season’s team and will likely need its hurlers to carry the load early to make up for an inexperienced lineup.
Benefits of understanding white privilege
Opinions editor Jamie Bernard says that white privilege is the underlying societal system that grants Caucasian people advantages over people of color.
Seminarian band eager to continue performing
Big Spence and the Gents, a band made up of St. John Vianney seminarians, plans to give another performance this spring at the Catholic Studies talent show.
Men’s hockey leaves Royals scoreless
The No. 14-ranked St. Thomas men’s hockey team took down struggling Bethel University 4-0 Saturday night at St. Thomas Ice Arena.
McGlade leads women’s hockey past Bethel
Behind forward Maddie McGlade’s two goals, the St. Thomas women’s hockey team defeated Bethel University 3-0 Friday night at the St. Thomas Ice Arena.
Letter to the editor: Do not trespass on our agency
Ashley Allan responds to Elliot Polsky’s piece on gender identification, saying she’s hurt and annoyed by philosophers questioning her expereinces as a trans person.