Mohamed Omer is a refugee, immigrant, entrepreneur and business owner and is bringing a new flavor to campus.
Ethiopian immigrant brings new flavors to St. Thomas
Don’t save it for church
Columnist Leti Mariani challenges the idea of religious people being asked to separate religion from their everyday lives.
Gene McGivern to receive Sid Hartman Media Award
St. Thomas’ Sports Information Director Gene McGivern received the Sid Hartman Media Award at the ninth annual Minnesota Football Honors Sunday night in recognition of his work.
Students hold open forum, discuss St. Thomas’ 2020 Strategic Plan
A group involved with the student advisory board for St. Thomas’ 2020 strategic plan held an open forum Wednesday night at Scooter’s, allowing others to ask questions about the plan.
ASIA Club holds first meeting
As soon as USG approved the formation of ASIA Club at its March 13 meeting senior Gabbie Ryan and junior Samantha Yang began to solidify plans to jumpstart their new student organization.
Holi Festival of Colors
Chief Photo Editor Carlee Hackl captured some of the activities at the Holi Festival of Colors.
Curing the ‘travel bug’ without traveling
Opinions editor Jeffrey Langan explains why we don’t necessarily have to go far to cure the “travel bug.”
St. Thomas celebrates National Library Week
Photojournalist Sunita Dharod captured some of the activities for National Library Week.
Breakfast with the Board creates forum for students
St. Thomas’ Undergraduate Student Government has invited students to have breakfast with members of the St. Thomas board of trustees.
Tommie Spotlight: Deborah Honore
Sophomore Deborah Honore went to Ethiopia over January Term to shoot a documentary on the relationship between nongovernmental organizations, grassroots efforts and community support.
Norovirus sweeps through University of Minnesota
More than 20 residents of the University of Minnesota’s Frontier Hall became ill with norovirus early last week, causing some students to stay away from the residence hall.
Seminarians prepare for “Moonshine Abbey”
Graduate students at the St. Paul Seminary have begun rehearsing their newest theater endeavor: a musical titled “Moonshine Abbey.”
Students bond with their pets
Chief photo editor Carlee Hackl explores how St. Thomas students bond with their pets.
Self-employed workers
Design manager Kari Johnson looks at the facts between self-employed workers.
Tommies sweep Bethel, remain undefeated in MIAC
The St. Thomas baseball team took a step toward winning a conference championship on Tuesday, beating preseason MIAC favorite Bethel twice on the road in Arden Hills, Minnesota.