The St. Thomas football team travels to Gustavus Saturday, the volleyball team falls to St. Ben’s, and the women’s soccer team faces Augsburg in the MIAC championship Saturday. Sports Editor Mathew Curry has today’s Sports in :60.
Football coach Glenn Caruso, running back Stephen Wagner and defensive back Chris Fondakowski visit The Locker Room with TommieMedia’s Carly Noble.
One of the largest crowds in St. Thomas history gathered to discuss a collective commitment to a new action plan to combat racism on campus Wednesday, the truck driver accused of gunning down 11 people in Pittsburgh Synagogue pleads not guilty Thursday, President Donald Trump says the number of military troops deployed to US-Mexican border could reach 15,000. Chief Story Editor/Social Media Manager Solveig Rennan has today’s News in :90.
Americans are expected to spend about $9 billion on Halloween this year. Designer Jason Ortiz outlines the most popular Halloween candy since 2007.
In episode eight of Keep the Ball Rolling, the crew talks all things Tommie soccer before breaking down the football team’s upcoming road trip to Gustavus. TommieMedia sports reporters Carly Noble and Jacob Schneider join the crew in studio to provide their analysis on the soccer teams.
All afternoon classes on Wednesday have been canceled due to a university wide meeting to discuss the recent racial slur on campus and 5,000 US troops have been deployed to the Southern border. Designer Jason Ortiz has today’s News in :90.
The Timberwolves upset the Los Angeles Lakers, the St. Thomas men’s and women’s soccer teams clinch playoff spots, and the football team wrapped up a perfect home game record on Saturday. Director Noah Brown today’s Sports in :60.
Did you dress up like Hannah Montana, a character from Stranger Things or Wonder woman for Halloween? Designer Jason Ortiz outlines the most popular Halloween costumes since 2007.
The St. Thomas football team won its last home game of the regular season Saturday at O’Shaughnessy Stadium, downing St. Olaf 60-0 on Senior Day and obtaining a perfect home record.
Hundreds of community members filled the Anderson Student Center Thursday afternoon at St. Thomas as part of a sit-in protest organized by the Black Empowerment Student Alliance. Chief Story Editor Solveig Rennan and Video Editor Charlie Siddons documented the event.
More than 500 students, faculty and staff sat in the Anderson Student Center atrium for a BESA-organized protest on Oct. 25. Protesters sat in silence for about 20 minutes before five speakers presented.
Student, staff and faculty have spoken to protesters in the student center.
Director Noah Brown reports that speakers continue to address protesters at the student center.
TommieMedia Director Noah Brown reports that the silence has ended and speakers are now addressing protesters at the student center.
The silent protest in Anderson Student Center has started. The protest is in response to an incident last week, when a St. Thomas student found a racial slur posted on his dorm room door.
