Goaltender Alise Riedel’s 2-0 shutout performance secured St. Thomas’ first MIAC championship in ten years and punched the Tommies’ national playoff ticket.
Women’s hockey gets 2-0 shutout, claims MIAC crown
St. Thomas grieves Carleton students killed in crash
Friends of the three students killed in a car accident on Feb. 28 mourned the loss with the Carleton community.
International conflict: demand the information you deserve
East-West tensions are approaching Cold War levels, but there is another conflict that deserves our attention: the destabilization of Venezuela.
Vikings get hot, knock off Tommies in first round
Augustana connected on 69 percent of their shots and repeatedly made clutch shots down the stretch en route to its 88-77 victory.
Strong defensive effort pushes women’s hoops past Loras
The Tommies overcame poor outside shooting with a dominant defensive performance to advance past the Loras College (19-9) Duhawks.
Students share insight for next year’s USG
Students had a chance to submit suggestions and questions to Undergraduate Student Government during Thursday’s Tommie Talk event.
Regional choral conference to feature Chamber Singers
The St. Thomas Chamber Singers were selected to participate in the American Choral Directors Association North Central region conference over spring break.
Top six ways to save at the pump
With gas prices on the rise once again, TommieMedia design manager Genevieve Cossette found ways you can save when filling up.
Winter parking ban limits spaces for students
After the city of St. Paul restricted parking on the even side of residential streets, some St. Thomas students were left in search of parking near campus.
How much sugar are you drinking?
Do you know how much sugar is in your favorite beverages? Design manager Genevieve Cossette found out drinks may be sweeter than you think.
Professors with professional experience
Chief Photo Editor Morgan Neu sought out some professors who had unique careers before coming to the university.
Softball returns experienced core for 2014 season
The Tommies, who went 41-7 last season, are also ranked No. 11 in the nation in the D-III preseason poll.
Community concern grows over Ukraine conflict
St. Thomas community members with connections in the east are concerned for loved ones in the midst one of Europe’s worst crises since the Cold War.
University loses 92 employees to retirement incentive
Seventy staff members and administrators and 22 faculty members will retire May 31.
“Breaking Bad” star speaks on overcoming adversity
RJ Mitte took on the issue of bullying, as well as difficulties faced by people with disabilities during his visit to St. Thomas Monday.