Graffiti was found in Opus Hall, several thefts were documented and a brick was thrown through a St. Thomas student’s vehicle. These and more are part of the Public Safety briefs for Sept. 17 – Oct. 7.
Public Safety Briefs: Sept. 17 – Oct. 7
News in :90 – Oct. 9, 2019
The Pacific Gas and Electric Company will stage the largest preventative blackout in state history, the White house announced it would halt all cooperation with the impeachment probe, the Supreme Court is deciding whether a civil rights law extends to LGBT people, and the St. Thomas dance team has partnered with Darby’s Dancers. Designer Maggie Stout has this week’s News in :90.
St Thomas works toward breaking mental health stigma
University of St. Thomas worked to bring attention to mental health throughout the month of September for Suicide Awareness Month.
News in :90 – Oct. 8, 2019
A federal judge orders for New York City prosecutors to see president Donald Trump’s tax returns and St. Thomas’ class of 2023 breaks a new record for St. Thomas’ diversity percentage. Design Manager Reid Neeser has today’s News in :90.
St. Thomas class of 2023 breaks diversity record
The class of 2023 broke a new record for St. Thomas’ diversity percentage. This comes a year after St. Thomas launched its Action Plan to Combat Racism.
News in :90 – Oct. 4, 2019
St. Thomas is invited to join the Summit League, U.S. diplomats continue talks with Ukraine’s president, an ex-Dallas police officer is sentenced to ten years in prison and more. Reporter Rae Beaner has today’s News in :90.
PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Homecoming concert with Tori Kelly and Yam Haus
Pop singer Tori Kelly played the St. Thomas homecoming concert on Sept. 28. Local band Yam Haus was the singer’s opening act. Photographer Jamie Tjornehoj captured their performances.
News in :90 – Oct. 2, 2019
North Korea’s missile launch Wednesday suggests underwater testing for the first time in three years, the Minnesota Historical Society is holding public hearings across the state on whether to rename historic Fort Snelling, and students at Winona State University have a new housing option at a local assisted living facility. Photojournalist Tina O’Malley has today’s News in :90.
St. Thomas Communication and Journalism department reconstructs curriculum
Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Yohuru Williams announced in July the reconstruction of the Communication and Journalism (COJO) department.
News in :90- Oct. 1, 2019
Five people were injured after a man crashed a car into a bakery and protests in Hong Kong continue. Reporter Burke Spizale has today’s news in :90.
Thousands gather to celebrate the life of former Archbishop Harry Flynn
Thousands of people, including bishops, priests, a cardinal and community members filled St. Paul’s Cathedral to celebrate the life of former Archbishop Harry Flynn.
News in :90 – Sept. 30, 2019
Archbishop Harry Flynn’s funeral was held, a drainage problem is requiring Minnesota United FC to replace the grass at Allianz field, and St. Thomas students will now be able to donate guest passes to help students facing food insecurity. Reporter Justin Amaker has today’s News in :90.
St. Thomas launches meal donation program
From Sept. 23 to Oct. 7, students can donate their guest passes to help St. Thomas students facing food insecurity. This is a new program that is designed for students to help fellow Tommies.
PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Men’s soccer scores six goals against St. Olaf for first decisive win
The St. Thomas men’s soccer team rolled over St. Olaf 6-1 Saturday, moving to (2-1, 3-3-3 overall) on the season.
Dougherty Family College research lab provides opportunities
Dougherty Family College students are now able to gain hands-on experience in their biology and geology courses with a new research lab on the Minneapolis campus.