St. Thomas will break ground this summer on major repairs and upgrades to the athletic fields. Among the projects is the installation of new artificial turf in O’Shaughnessy Stadium and the Koch Diamond baseball field, a new track and general stadium maintenance.
This is News in :90 for Monday, March 7, 2017.
The No. 2 ranked St. Thomas women’s basketball team will host Marymount (Va.) this Friday for a spot in the Elite Eight.
To honor the University’s first African-American student, Campus Way on the second floor of the Anderson Student Center has officially been renamed to Dorsey Way.
A Minnesota diocese filed for bankruptcy protection on Friday, the 14th nationwide and third in the state to do so in the face of mounting claims of sexual abuse by clergy.
This is News in :90 for Friday, March 3, 2017.
Trust in American news outlets is concerningly low. The term “fake news” is circulating everywhere in current rhetoric with a certain amount of confusion and disdain for the news. However, I would argue that a majority of it is not at the complete fault of news producers, but a result of our personal desire to hear only what we want to hear.
Title IX Coordinator Danielle Hermanny reported Tuesday, in an email addressed to St. Thomas students, faculty and staff, that she received three sexual assault reports, two of which occurred on campus and one that occurred off campus.
This is News in :90 for Thursday, March 2, 2017.
In February, the states of Virginia and South Dakota both declared pornography a public health crisis. Opinions editor Letizia Mariani explains why she agrees.
Two presentations from faculty and the approval of 16 budget requests were the main topics of discussion in the Feb. 23 USG general council meeting.
This is Sports in :60 for Wednesday, March 1, 2017.
This is News in :90 for Wednesday, March 1, 2017.
Columnist Samantha Miner discusses St. Thomas tuition and the university’s transparency while spending it.
For Facilities Management at the University of St. Thomas, every project is viewed as an energy-saving opportunity, and with a change toward LED lighting in the near future of conserving energy on campus, other projects like having boilers heat North Campus and changing air valves in Owens Science Hall and the O’Shaughnessy Science Hall have proven successful,
