On Jan. 18 at 12:44 p.m., Public Safety responded to disorderly conduct outside of Summit Classroom Building. Two UST students involved in a brief altercation were directed to leave campus for the remainder of the day.
Public Safety briefs
On Jan. 11 at 9:35 a.m., Public Safety reported vehicle damage on the 2100 block of Selby Avenue. A UST employee reported a vehicle parked on the block was struck by another vehicle that fled the scene.
Give me back my sign! Horoscope readers atwitter
Sofia Whitcombe began her day with the startling realization that she might not be exactly who she thought she was.
“My whole life, I thought I was a Capricorn,” the 25-year-old publicist said. “Now I’m a Sagittarius? I don’t feel like a Sagittarius!”
Public Safety briefs
On Jan. 9 at 5:30 p.m., Public Safety reported an assault near the intersection of Cleveland and Grand avenues. A UST student reported they were struck by another student.
Twitter is full of regional ‘accents,’ study finds
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Tweeting about what club “y’all” are going to tonight? Must be from the South. Looking forward to “suttin” special? Then you probably live in New York. Think that new movie was “koo?” Northern California.
Public Safety briefs
On Dec. 22 at 3:37 p.m., Public Safety reported a burglary on the 2000 block of Dayton Avenue. A UST student reported their off-campus residence was entered without authorization and a checkbook was stolen.
Scents latest weapons in fight against sea lamprey
HURON BEACH, Mich. — In the never-ending battle to prevent blood-sucking sea lamprey from wiping out some of the most popular fish species in the Great Lakes, biologists are developing new weapons that exploit three certainties in the eel-like parasites’ lives: birth, sex and death.
Santa tracking method a top secret
Lots of military secrets are hidden behind the gleaming walls of NORAD’S headquarters building, including this one: Just how do they get Santa’s flight path onto their computer screens every Christmas Eve? Tracking Santa’s travels is a celebrated tradition at the North American Aerospace Command, and it unfolds Friday for the 55th year.
Recent study claims caffeine may relieve asthma symptoms
Some people can’t go without their morning cup of coffee, and for some people with asthma, coffee may help them wake up and breathe better, too.
Public Safety briefs
On Dec. 7 at 4 p.m., Public Safety reported a theft from vehicle at Summit and Grotto avenues. A UST student, whose vehicle was parked in a lot at the intersection, reported their window was smashed and a UST trombone was stolen.
Campus unsure of latest research linking infidelity to genetics
Could a doctor’s note excuse your infidelity? A recent study lends support to the idea that cheating may have a genetic link.
PULSE fills Schoenecker Arena for first show in AARC
PULSE presented “Upload” on Dec. 10 in the Schoenecker Arena in the AARC. The performance generated a large crowd, which filled one wall of bleachers and the second floor walkway above the gym.
Five lesser-known secrets to surviving finals week
‘Tis the season to close yourself in the library and pray for your last exam to be over. Finals are upon us and for many freshmen, it’s a whole new territory.
Public Safety briefs
On Dec. 1 at 1:48 a.m., Public Safety reported property damage in Flynn Residence Hall. A hole was found in the wall on the third floor hallway.
Women’s Choir spreads holiday spirit in library
Students and St. Thomas neighbors spread holiday cheer at the O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library Tuesday, singing Christmas carols alongside the Women’s Choir.