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St. Thomas may have a 40 square meter garden on campus this spring that will provide wholesome outdoor activity and fresh local produce to St. Thomas community members.

Public Safety is investigating a string of campus office burglaries that happened last weekend.

Public Safety says the burglaries happened between Monday, Nov. 21, and Wednesday, Nov. 23. In all of the cases, window panes were removed from office doors to gain entry. Public Safety believes the suspects are searching for textbooks they can sell to third-party retailers.

Junior Marguerite Maginot used to be embarrassed to attend home football games.

“The team was terrible my freshman year,” she said. “We wouldn’t even stay to watch the whole game.”

But a turnaround from a 2-8 record in 2007 to now hosting a second round NCAA playoff game has changed fans like Maginot’s opinion of the team.

Thousands of walkers are expected at the Mall of America on Thanksgiving morning for the second annual Walk to End Hunger.

The goal is to raise awareness and donations to end hunger in the nine-county Twin Cities metro region.

Students who are in need of legal advice can access a free resource in the Commuter Center.

The university’s law firm – Moore, Costello and Hart – has been offering free legal advice since the late 1980s. But the service dates back even further than that.