Iran chastises the U.S. for pulling out of the nuclear deal, an E. coli outbreak has reached Minnesota, and three Americans detained in North Korea for over a year are heading home. Director Sophie Carson has today’s News in :90.
TommieMedia director Sophie Carson shines light on three fairly unknown international news stories that St. Thomas political science students said the campus must know.
President Donald Trump fires Rex Tillerson and St. Thomas students organize a March for Our Lives walk out. This and more on News in :90 for March 13, 2018.
TommieMedia’s second Top Stories show, a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, regulations on self-driving cars in Minnesota, and a city council ruling on student renters are all part of today’s News in :90. Director Sophie Carson reports.
The St. Paul teachers union is expected to vote on a tentative contract, and the president discusses a bipartisan bill to help improve the federal background check system for gun ownership. Director Sophie Carson has today’s News in :90.
An ongoing situation at the University of Minnesota leads to the evacuation of a campus hotel, Facebook and other social media platforms face mounting criticism, Bruno Mars wins big at the Grammy Awards, and two senators caution Trump to remain public silent on an ongoing investigation. Director Sophie Carson has today’s News in :90.
Multiple fires were set across St. Kate’s St. Paul campus Wednesday in an apparent case of arson, according to emergency alerts sent to students.
St. Thomas athletes share their Division I to Division III stories, women’s hockey squares off against Wisconsin-River Falls, and men’s basketball tries to get back to .500. Production Editor Sophie Carson has today’s Sports in :60.
After weeks of looming concern, St. Thomas simultaneously hosted two series of events, Man, Woman and the Order of Creation and Trans Solidarity, Monday with high turnout and low hostility.
Security was tight as protesters picketed on Monday morning outside the O’Shaughnessy Education Center, where two opposing conferences were being held.
The St. Thomas professor who lost to Minnesota Sen. Al Franken in the 2008 Democratic-Farmer-Labor Senate primary said Thursday that he believed Franken was not resigning for the right reasons.
The St. Thomas Christmas Concert Sunday evening at Orchestra Hall was a made-for-television spectacle.
A second woman brings forth allegations against Sen. Al Franken, and Zimbabwean leaders are confident in a movement to impeach the country’s president. Production Editor Sophie Carson has today’s News in :90.
The House tax bill, Al Franken, the St. Thomas scholarship initiative, and the Zimbabwe president are all part of today’s News in :90.
St. Thomas men’s soccer shutout Hamline, and women’s soccer lost to Gustavus in a shootout. Production editor Sophie Carson has today’s Sports in :60.
