John Branch, a New York Times reporter, spoke about the death of former Minnesota Wild player Derek Boogaard at St. Thomas Thursday.
NY Times reporter discusses Derek Boogaard death
Tommies to take on Oles
The No. 24-ranked St. Thomas football team will play its first road game of the season Saturday in Northfield against St. Olaf College.
Students, staff driven to donate blood
The St. Thomas community participated in a blood drive in Koch Commons this week to help the Red Cross meet its need for blood donations.
Data breach affects Jimmy John’s near campus
Jimmy John’s learned of the breach on July 30, and customers who swiped their cards in-store between June 16 and Sept. 5 are at risk.
Public Safety briefs
Intoxicated students in the Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex, a water leak in Morrison Hall and an arrested student are all part of this week’s Public Safety briefs.
Strategic plan draft outlines university themes, priorities
St. Thomas President Julie Sullivan released a draft of the university’s strategic plan Tuesday, outlining goals and a plan to achieve them.
Tommie defense tames Wildcats
A feisty defense carried the St. Thomas volleyball team to a 3-0 victory over St. Kate’s Wednesday night to stay undefeated in conference play.
What does Emma Watson want?
Actress Emma Watson kick-started the “HeForShe” campaign last week, but Opinions Editor Elliot Polsky asks, what type of equality does she want?
Students, staff band together to celebrate Banned Books Week
To raise awareness of banning and challenging books throughout history, the O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library celebrated the 32nd annual National Banned Books Week Sept. 21-27.
Men’s soccer defeats Bethel 6-0
Two goals from midfielder Miles Stockman-Willis bolstered the St. Thomas men’s soccer team to cruise past Bethel 6-0 Tuesday at home.
2 students robbed at gunpoint
The Public Safety report said two students were walking south on Prior Avenue around 1 a.m. when they were approached by two men, one of whom reportedly had a handgun.
Lab safety a priority at St. Thomas
While a chemical compound explosion injured a graduate student at the University of Minnesota, lab safety continues to be a priority at St. Thomas.
Sullivan ‘even more excited’ for second year
St. Thomas President Julie Sullivan said she is excited about what she and her leadership team have accomplished in the past year and what they will achieve looking forward.
Solar panels installed on Anderson Student Center
According to the Anderson Student Center Solar Panel Project Summary, the 3,692-square-foot unit solar panel installation by Cedar Creek Energy will take three weeks.
St. Thomas drops second consecutive Tommie-Johnnie
St. Thomas outgained St. John’s 440-379 in total yardage, but the Tommies couldn’t overcome four critical turnovers in the fourth quarter that ended key drives.