In episode six of The Medium, Reid Neeser and Maddie Peters talk with St. Thomas student Kayley Isaacson about her art and St. Thomas’ theater club. They discuss the history and impact of YouTube, along with listing some of their favorite channels and catching up with the latest news in arts and entertainment.
St. Thomas is home to many different works of art, from the Multicultural celebration mural in Murray-Herrick hall to a 112-foot long fresco on the ceiling of Terrence Murphy Hall in downtown Minneapolis.
St. Catherine University hosted the Women’s Art Institute’s 20th Anniversary exhibition gallery from Sept. 7 – Oct. 19. Reporter Burke Spizale has the story.
Officials have returned a painting looted by the Nazis to the heirs of a Jewish French politician and resistance figure who was executed during World War II.
After a push from the art history department to create a gallery space for its art collections, St. Thomas will open an exhibition later this month in the O’Shaughnessy Education Center.
President Trump’s defense of firing FBI Director James Comey, a report that the student who discharged a weapon in Flynn Hall will not face criminal charges, outrage over a rainbow-colored sign in the Delano school district and an art program for veterans being offered at St. Thomas lead today’s headlines. Sports editor Carolyn Meyer has …
The American museum of Asmat Art at the University of St. Thomas held its 2016 Spirits of Summer Asmat Gala on July 20 in Woulfe Alumni Hall in the Anderson Student Center.
Students in the art history department are starting the semester in a new location.
When freshman Ness Reliford and junior Chris De Leo’s desire to help expose local student artists coincided with a project for a class, the NICE Collab event was the end result.
Minneapolis’ Irene Hixon Whitney Bridge is one of the Twin Cities’ best spots for public art and worst spots for traffic. Photojournalist Carlee Hackl captured images from around the bridge.
Seniors from St. Thomas and St. Kate’s showcased their work that’s taken years to complete this weekend.
From dance to watercolors to illustrations, photojournalist Carlee Hackl found students who practice art in a variety of forms.
The St. Thomas Board of Trustees decided to auction off the Winton Guest House, the university’s most expensive piece of art.
Thanks to the Residential Street Vitality Program, more than 90 stop signs have been replaced with artistic versions inspired by the natural world.
Think you need a big budget to enjoy the Twin Cities? Photo Editor Morgan Neu set out with an empty wallet to have some fun.
