St. Thomas welcomed its largest freshman class this fall, and the number of students and the increase in student activity fees means more money generated through activity fees.
St. Thomas beats Carleton, becomes first 10-0 team in school history
Riding senior All-American Ben Wartman’s stellar second-half performance, St. Thomas defeated Carleton 38-7 Saturday to capture its first 10-0 season in school history.
The perfect season: Football runs over Carleton 38-7
Riding senior All-American running back Ben Wartman’s stellar second-half performance, St. Thomas defeated Carleton 38-7 to capture its first undefeated season in school history Saturday.
The Locker Room with Glenn Caruso – Nov. 04, 2010
Coach Glenn Caruso and junior Willy Beregi join TommieMedia reporter Jordan Osterman in The Locker Room to recap the game against Gustavus and to talk about the possibility of an undefeated season.
New law requires textbook prices to be posted before registration
Colleges and universities across the country must now disclose the retail prices of all required and suggested textbooks for each course, and the prices have to be listed before registration begins.
Neighbors serve up concerns in heated tennis court proposal meeting
Students and neighbors had a heated meeting in the Brady Educational Center auditorium Tuesday night to voice concerns and discuss St. Thomas’ tennis court proposal.
St. Thomas-affiliated individuals fall at midterm election
Three St. Thomas-affiliated individuals ran for office in the midterm election Tuesday, although none won their respective races.
St. Thomas professor Teresa Collett ran as a Republican congressional candidate in the 4th District, which includes all of Ramsey County and small parts of Dakota and Ramsey counties. She lost to Democrat Betty McCollum, who has held the representative position since 2000.
STAR passes out free subs for National Sandwich Day
St. Thomas Activities and Recreation handed out 200 free sub sandwiches Wednesday in celebration of National Sandwich Day.
Dancers audition for athletic complex promotional video
St. Thomas students showed off their best dance moves Monday in Scooter’s during auditions to be in a promotional video for the new Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex.
Students take to the polls in McNeely Hall
Fewer people showed up Tuesday than in 2008, said Christine Hansen, head election judge at McNeely Hall, the polling place for Ward 4, Precinct 6.
Economy, taxes on the mind of Minnesota voters
The economy, taxes and education were on the minds of Minnesotans who packed polling places shortly after they opened on Tuesday to choose a new governor and to vote for their favorites for Congress, the Legislature and local offices.
Coping with concussions at St. Thomas
In the wake of the NFL’s crackdown on helmet-to-helmet contact, a recent Mayo Clinic Summit on traumatic brain injuries in hockey, and a head injury that sidelined Minnesota Twins player Justin Morneau for more than half the season, concussions have become a prevalent issue at every level of modern-day sports.
Trick or treat: Tommies choose trick in Gustavus win
Coach Glenn Caruso must have caught the Halloween spirit.
On the eve of the October holiday, Caruso dug into his playbook bag and pulled out plenty of tricks on the way to a 43-6 win Saturday at Gustavus .
Football beats Gustavus 43-6, goes 9-0
Coming off a big win last week against Bethel and looking for a win to go 9-0 for the first time since 1923, St. Thomas racked up 50 penalty yards in the first half, but dominated the second half to go 9-0 for the first time since 1923.
St. Thomas partying history includes keg rolls, beer at dances
Keg rolls on the quad, Oktoberfest celebrations, all-you-can-drink beer – St. Thomas dances and events were different in the past.
“We always used to have a big Halloween party in the field house,” said Carrie Cleary, who graduated in 1987. “The drinking age was 19, and we had beer served right there.”