Protests at St. Olaf College, the elimination of St. Catherine University’s Interior Design Program and Ash tree removal lead today’s headlines. University Affairs Editor Noah Brown has the latest in the May 1 edition of News in :90.
Center Kaitlin Langer’s 23 points helped the third-ranked and undefeated St. Thomas women’s basketball team take its 20th straight win of the season by defeating St. Kate’s 62-53 Saturday at Steve Fritz Court.
The St. Thomas volleyball team won its sixth straight match Wednesday, utilizing 11 players in a 3-0 triumph over St. Catherine’s University in its home opener at Schoenecker Arena.
The St. Thomas softball team received an automatic bid to the 2016 NCAA Division III regional tournament after defeating St. Kate’s on Sunday and claiming the title of MIAC playoff champions.
More students than ever before were drawn to St. Catherine’s theater program this spring, due to its production of “Into the Woods,” a beloved play that combines classic fairy tales and adds a twist.
Students from St. Thomas’ and St. Kate’s campus ministry groups will travel to Philadelphia for Pope Francis’ first visit to America.
Seniors from St. Thomas and St. Kate’s showcased their work that’s taken years to complete this weekend.
For many St. Kate’s and St. Thomas students who performed in ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ last weekend, the experience meant a lot more than just singing and dancing.
St. Thomas and St. Catherine students performed in a comedy show, ‘ComedySportz,’ at the Frey Theater last weekend and will perform again this weekend.
Despite a turnover-heavy first half, the St. Thomas women’s basketball team was able to rally past St. Catherine University with a 73-56 victory Wednesday night.
A feisty defense carried the St. Thomas volleyball team to a 3-0 victory over St. Kate’s Wednesday night to stay undefeated in conference play.
Two St. Thomas students participated in St. Kate’s annual Katwalk fashion show Saturday night in the O’Shaughnessy auditorium.
St. Thomas and St. Catherine’s may not have the closely linked relationship they used to, but a connection still exists between the two.
O’Shaughnessy Auditorium was filled the familiar songs of Schoolhouse Rock Live last weekend during the annual spring musical.
