Judge William Haynes was the keynote speaker at the 17th annual Judge Julian Parker Lecture Series Thursday.
US district judge and alumni speaks on social mobility
Queen Bey: a ‘titan’ on Time Magazine List and in real life?
Columnist Anne Gaslin explores the real influential power of the celebrities on Time’s top 100 influential people list.
Andy Grammer performs spring concert for crowd of 575
St. Thomas students watched singer-songwriter Andy Grammer perform in the Woulfe Alumni Hall Saturday night at the STAR spring concert.
Baseball defeats Royals in MIAC semifinals
Left fielder Tim Kuzniar led the St. Thomas baseball team to a 6-1 win over Bethel University in the MIAC tournament semifinals going 3-for-3 with three RBIs.
Softball wins two, advances to Sunday
The Tommies’ bats exploded for 14 runs on the day to defeat St. Scholastica 7-4 and Coe College 7-3.
Long ball lifts Tommies over rival St. John’s
The St. Thomas baseball team earned a 7-3 victory over St. John’s University in the opening round of the MIAC playoffs.
Softball falls in NCAA tournament opener
The St. Thomas softball team lost its opening game of the NCAA tournament 7-1 Friday against Augustana (Ill.).
RHA cancels “hump day” camel event after near protest
Students would have been able to pet and take pictures with the camel in honor of “hump day” next Wednesday, May 14.
In-Depth – Internships
Employer relations specialist Jennifer Rogers and reporter Simeon Lancaster explore the advantages and disadvantages of unpaid internships.
St. Thomas grad gears up for eighth NFL Draft
As millions tune in to Thursday’s NFL Draft, St. Thomas graduate Shawn Zobel will be watching to see how his draft predictions stack up.
Creators, seasons inspire rotating art exhibits
St. Thomas is home to two regularly rotating art galleries, an exhibit in the first floor of the O’Shaughnessey Education Center and the American Museum of Asmat Art
St. Thomas Day honors distinguished alumni, faculty, students
The ceremony is meant to showcase the university’s brightest alumni and students and celebrate the university’s patron saint, St. Thomas Aquinas.
National spotlight shines on campus sexual assault
St. Thomas will participate in a nationwide survey relating to how universities and colleges handle sexual assault and rape.
Congress works to resolve gender pay gap bills
After the Minnesota Senate passed the Women’s Economic Security Act on Wednesday, Congress is working to resolve two different versions of the bill.
The Wild: a team young Minnesotans can believe in
How the Wild’s playoff journey has brought excitement and competition back to Minnesota sports.