Law professors Thomas Berg and Teresa Collett comprised a“friend of the court” brief for the current Supreme Court case Young v. UPS siding with the plaintiff.
St. Thomas law professors file brief for Supreme Court
HUSA celebrates the Hmong New Year
The New Year celebration in Woulfe Alumni Auditorium Saturday night included a play, musical performances and a fashion show of traditional and modern Hmong attire.
Karmin announced as winter concert
Karmin, known for top 40 songs “Broken Hearted” and “Hello,” is set to perform at 7 p.m. Dec. 13 in Woulfe Alumni Hall.
Minn. in top 10 for best business states
Forbes Magazine ranked Minnesota as the ninth-best business state in its annual report released Nov. 12, falling one spot from 2013’s eighth-place ranking.
International Education Week celebrates global awareness
Throughout the week, students attended events including a fashion show, trivia night, soccer tournament and more, all designed to spread awareness of global education.
Students to take part in I AM ST. PAUL!
Sophomore Ellie Eischens is an assistant stylist and sophomore Lauren Lundstrom is the assistant producer for I AM ST. PAUL!, a variety and fashion show featuring local talent.
Sports in :60 – Nov. 14, 2014
This is Sports in :60 for Friday, Nov. 14, 2014.
EPA grant funds biology students’ research
The $15,000 grant given this summer allowed biology students to analyze Lake Como, which has an excess amount of phosphorus stored in the lake’s sediment.
Street sweeping likely to cause parking problems
St. Paul has begun its semi-annual street sweep, which lasts through November and will affect student parking around campus.
Students develop online platform to sell, purchase items
Three St. Thomas entrepreneurship studnets recently created U-Exchange 13, an online business that allows students to sell gently used school apparel and various items.
St. Thomas baseball players go professional
Several former St. Thomas baseball players have been pursuing professional baseball careers with teams such as the St. Paul Saints.
Minneapolis allows gender-neutral restrooms
The Minneapolis City Council recently ruled in favor of providing gender-neutral restrooms, and professor Cara Anthony says these have also been discussed on campus.
Solar panels installed on Anderson Student Center
According to the Anderson Student Center Solar Panel Project Summary, the 3,692-square-foot unit solar panel installation by Cedar Creek Energy will take three weeks.
Giving change a shot: No more espresso in Summit Marketplace
Long lines for snacks and beverages at the Summit Marketplace caused Dining Services managers to eliminate espresso drinks from the selection.
News in :90 – Sept. 17, 2014
This is News in :90 for Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2014.