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National spotlight shines on campus sexual assault

St. Thomas will participate in a nationwide survey relating to how universities and colleges handle sexual assault and rape.

After the Minnesota Senate passed the Women’s Economic Security Act on Wednesday, Congress is working to resolve two different versions of the bill.

St. Thomas and St. Catherine’s may not have the closely linked relationship they used to, but a connection still exists between the two.

After one of Minnesota’s coldest and snowiest winters in recent history, potholes have started to litter St. Paul roadways.

Forecasters said about 6 to 7 inches of snow has fallen in the metro area. Check out the photo slideshow of St. Thomas’ snow-covered campus.

The City of St. Paul lifted citywide winter parking restrictions March 27 that permitted parking only on the odd sides of streets.

Real estate students Teresa Lingg and Theodore Johnson worked on an Arrowhead Lake property acquired by the St. Thomas Real Estate Program.

Senior Melissa Seymour and English professor Brenda Powell are this year’s recipients of the Sister Pat Kowalski Women’s Leadership award.

St. Thomas’ Strategic Planning Steering Committee selected six students to work alongside staff and faculty members.

Sisters past and present are celebrated March 8 through 14, and St. Thomas Sister Katarina Schuth said she has a lot to celebrate.

Vice President of IRT Sam Levy said St. Thomas uses a combination of protection systems and human diligence to prevent cyberattacks.

This is Sports in :60 for Friday, Feb. 28, 2014.

Three St. Thomas alumni started a raw juice vending machine company, Juice Cold Pressed, and are now advertising to a national market.

This is News in :90 for Friday, Feb. 14, 2014.

Students and staff said they have noticed a decrease in tobacco users on campus since St. Thomas’ tobacco ban took effect.