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Aquaponics research helps Haitian orphanage

Biology students are researching how to optimize a food production effort in Haiti, through a sustainable aquatic and plant system.

Homecoming brought the 1973 and 1983 MIAC championship-winning football teams back on campus to celebrate Tommie football.

Week after week, chatter and competition fill Murray-Herrick as students play Risk, collectable card games and fantasy role-playing.

It was a collective effort for the No. 6-ranked Tommies Saturday as nine different players put up points in the 65-6 homecoming domination.

Gray skies, sprinkles and a blowout on the field left more wet, empty benches than fans at O’Shaughnessy Stadium Saturday.

The St. Thomas graduate programs as a whole are at their lowest enrollment since 1994, following a national trend.

A police officer was reported injured after gunshots at the U.S. Capitol, police said Thursday while putting the entire complex on lockdown.

Opposite hitter Sara Atkinson’s 11 kills guided the No. 3-ranked St. Thomas volleyball team to a three-set victory over St. Benedict Wednesday.

After two incidents of suspicious activity, Public Safety warned students about preventing a potentially dangerous situation.

This semester, St. Thomas’ growing Muslim population is able to pray in the new Islamic prayer spaces in Loras Hall.

After St. John’s upset St. Thomas Sept. 21, Coach Glenn Caruso said the Tommies are still the same team that knows how to play at a high level.

Photo Editor Morgan Neu talked to students who get around on two wheels about their motorcycles, bikes and mopeds.

The St. Thomas men’s rugby club taught 4- to 12-year-old kids how to play rugby Sunday as part of a volunteer opportunity.

The effects of the first federal government shutdown in 17 years haven’t caught up with St. Thomas students yet.

The venue underwent a lobby expansion and dramatic changes to its exterior.