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News in :90 – May 4, 2015
Men’s golf wins St. John’s Spring Invite by 1 shot
The St. Thomas men’s golf team tallied six birdies on the final two holes to beat Gustavus by one stroke at the St. John’s Spring Invite this weekend.
Olympic gold medalist finds inspiration through adversity
Olympic gold medalist Jackie Joyner-Kersee spoke Thursday in the Woulfe Alumni Hall about her inspiration, experience in the Olympics and the adversity she faced throughout her life.
St. Thomas celebrates Islamic Awareness Week
Since the Muslim population at St. Thomas is growing, the Muslim Student Association decided it was important for the university community to know what the Islamic faith is.
Professor lands gig on new WCCO segment
Professor Carol Bruess recently began sharing her expertise advice on ‘Relationship Reboot,’ a four-minute segment on WCCO’s new show, Mid-Morning.
Delta Sigma Pi celebrates 20 years at St. Thomas
Delta Sigma Pi celebrated the 20th anniversary of becoming the first and only professional business fraternity at St. Thomas this spring.
St. Thomas wins most championships in MIAC history
Out of the 12 conference titles up for grabs this winter, St. Thomas won nine of them. These included six conference championships out of the eight winter sports.
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Tommies golf in the skyways
Four St. Thomas students sported argyle socks and matching sweater vests for the ninth annual Skyway Open, a mini-golf tournament in the Minneapolis skyway system.
Baseball confident with young lineup
After a third-place finish at the 2014 NCAA tournament, the St. Thomas baseball team earned the No. 2 ranking in the NCAA Division-III preseason poll.
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Institute for Catholicism and Citizenship to open this spring
The St. Thomas theology department is introducing the Institute for Catholicism and Citizenship this spring for students, faculty and the surrounding community.
Early scoring spree too much for women’s hockey
With five goals from five different players, Gustavus Adolphus College defeated the St. Thomas women’s hockey team 5-2 Friday.