Outside hitter Jill Greenfield’s eight kills guided the St. Thomas volleyball team to a sweep of Clarkson University (N.Y.) in a national quarterfinal Thursday at Hope College.
The O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library has been home to a Seasonal Affective Disorder lamp for more than a year, but recently reintroduced the lamp on a checkout basis.
Applause broke out in the football team’s locker room Sunday as the Tommies celebrated their No. 1 seed in the NCAA playoffs.
Running back Brenton Braddock’s 207 rushing yards and one touchdown lifted No. 4 St. Thomas over St. Olaf 35-21 on a sunny Saturday afternoon in O’Shaughnessy Stadium, giving the Tommies their third consecutive 10-0 season, a first for any MIAC football program.
The Rev. John Malone said in an Undergraduate Student Government-sponsored public forum Thursday that the university’s presidential search committee is interviewing eight candidates for the job.
A 700-participant U.S. National Institute on Child Health and Human Development study concluded that a parent’s beliefs and parenting style impacts their child’s personal political affiliation.
Barack Obama has won re-election to a second term as president, beating back a fierce challenge from Republican Mitt Romney.
President Barack Obama won Minnesota Tuesday, extending the state’s streak of backing Democratic presidential candidates since 1976.
TommieMedia reporter Kayla Bengtson writes about her last day in New York after superstorm Sandy.
Two estate gifts from the Opening Doors capital campaign and a grant match will go directly toward funding a new performing and visual arts center.
TommieMedia reporter Kayla Bengtson is in New York, writing about superstorm Sandy and its effects, describing the city that never sleeps as a dead zone.
Fifteen St. Thomas clubs are on probation for failing to meet minimum membership and service hour requirements set by the university.
Sophomore quarterback Kyler Anderson said St. Thomas’ “best offense is its defense” in the fourth-ranked Tommies’ 30-14 home victory over Augsburg Saturday.
Junior quarterback Ben Duncan’s two rushing touchdowns (11, 1) thrusted fourth-ranked St. Thomas to a 20-0 lead over Augsburg on a crisp Saturday afternoon at O’Shaughnessy Stadium.
One of St. Thomas School of Law’s own, Robert Vischer, will replace interim dean Neil Hamilton as the third dean starting Jan. 1, 2013. The law school announced the decision on its website Thursday afternoon.
