According to a new study from the Center of Eating Disorders in Sheppard Pratt, Maryland, more than half of the 600 people surveyed said that Facebook makes them more self-conscious about their bodies and weight.
USG announced April 13 that Mike Orth was re-elected council president winning 92 percent of the votes and running unopposed.
Countless historic events have occurred over the past century, but for the Rev. Stephen Adrian, it has all happened in a lifetime. Adrian will celebrate his 100th birthday Saturday, April 14. He was ordained at the St. Paul Cathedral in June 1939 and then served the Archdiocese of St. Paul-Minneapolis for 19 years.
Former St. Thomas pitching ace Matt Schuld’s path to Major League Baseball has taken a slight detour. Schuld was cut by the Minnesota Twins organization in late March but will play his first game as a St. Paul Saint in May.
The Undergraduate Curriculum Committee approved a revision of the neuroscience major earlier this month, which adds eight additional courses to the core curriculum. However, the proposed changes are still subject to review by the entire St. Thomas faculty.
This is News in :90 for Wednesday, April 11, 2012.
Michael Hemesath becomes St. John’s University’s first full-term lay president in the school’s 155-year history, although the school did have an interim lay president in 2008-09.
Amy Ernst, volunteer rape crisis counselor in the Democratic Republic of Congo spoke to students on Monday, April 2, in the 3M Auditorium about sexual violence against women and children in Congo, and their hope and strength.
Tracking the St. Thomas shuttle may become easier for students in the future, but someone is going to have to pick up the bill first.
With no experience in gardening or biology, senior Aaron Hays took on The Stewardship Garden project by organizing, coordinating, energizing and involving on-campus groups.
The Computer Science Club has offered its first consulting session to the Selim Center for Learning in Later Years, a St. Thomas community outreach program.
St. Thomas Hall Council sponsored a Yule Ball last Saturday night as a wrap up to a week of Harry Potter-themed events.
Spring is officially here, and Mississippi River Boulevard is bustling with students who venture out to run, bike, rollerblade or relax by the river. However, there may be more than just runners on the boulevard.
This is News in :90 for Wednesday, April 4, 2012.
The cologne will not be available in stores; it will be worn only by the pope.
