In his book, titled “Intentional Dating,” St. Thomas professor John Buri gives 15 tips for finding and maintaining healthy romantic relationships.
Professor encourages healthy dating with new book
Women’s Choir changes its name
The St. Thomas Women’s Choir recently changed its name to Donne Unite to distinguish the group and create a stronger sense of family among the singers.
Tommies attend Muslim Day to become involved with government
Students, professionals, community leaders and politicians recently gathered for the eleventh annual Muslim Day with to improve their involvement with government.
Cadenza premieres 1st music video
The video, a cover of Taylor Swift’s ‘Blank Space,’ was performed and produced entirely by St. Thomas students.
Police: Missing U of M student went into river
Police in Minneapolis say a missing University of Minnesota student for three days appears to have gone into the Mississippi River, and they’re starting a water recovery effort.
‘Orange is the New Black’ author talks race, class and gender
Piper Kerman gave a speech on her experience while incarcerated and her work as an advocate for prisoners on Wednesday night at the Woulfe Alumni Hall.
Bruce Kramer, former dean, dies of ALS
Kramer, 59, is survived by his wife and two sons, all of whom were with him when he died in his home in Hopkins, Minnesota.
St. Paul receives 2.3 inches of March snow
Check out photos of campus after St. Paul received 2.3 inches of snow Sunday night.
Catholic studies department’s got talent
Breakdancers, unicyclists and synchronized swimmers gathered in a packed OEC auditorium to showcase their talents in the annual Catholic Studies Talent Show.
Junior tells story through upcoming album
St. Thomas junior Nick Meyerson has stories to share in his upcoming album “NJ.”
Technology helps professors hone lectures
St. Thomas faculty members are testing out a new device called the Swivl which allows professors to record themselves teaching and reflect on their classroom practices.
Senior class gift to go to out-of-state students
The focus on out-of-state students coincides with President Julie Sullivan’s goal of getting St. Thomas recognized on a national level.
Fraternity: Investigations underway in Texas, Louisiana
A national spokesman for the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity says two investigations are underway into allegations of racism and members’ knowledge of a racist chant at university chapters in Texas and Louisiana.
St. Thomas grad’s dance video goes viral
Ali Hoffman, St. Thomas ’14, and her father recorded a video of themselves dancing to ‘Uptown Funk,’ which now has more than 10.2 million views on Facebook.
St. Thomas to bid farewell to Winton Guest House
The St. Thomas Board of Trustees decided to auction off the Winton Guest House, the university’s most expensive piece of art.