In response to Wednesday’s bomb threat, St. Thomas held a press conference at 5:30 p.m. in the Murray-Herrick Campus Center admissions office fireplace room. University President Julie Sullivan and Public Safety Director Dan Meuwissen spoke.
The 13 MIAC presidents will consider whether to expel St. Thomas from the conference on April 18 and dining services announced multiple changes coming to on-campus dining next fall. Join anchors Althea Larson and Emily Haugen for those stories and more on this edition of Top Stories.
St. Thomas became the first institution in the Twin Cities to a obtain a digital cadaver table for student use in associate professor Lesley Scibora’s human anatomy classroom.
St. Thomas, Opus and Ryan construction companies hosted a community forum Wednesday, March 6 to address neighborhood concerns about St. Thomas’ three upcoming construction projects.
As a part of St. Thomas’ Action Plan to Combat Racism, a new Intercultural Center held a grand opening on March 6 on the second floor of the Anderson Student Center.
St. Thomas first-year Miranda Mead was diagnosed with cancer in 2015. In northwestern Minnesota, a woman was accused of setting fire to her restaurant for insurance money. President Donald Trump met with North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Wednesday in hopes to curb North Korea’s pursuit of Nuclear weapons. At St. Thomas, this is the first year all three Tommie Award finalists were first-generation college students and students of color. Reporter Emily Haugen has today’s News in :90.
Men’s basketball coach John Tauer, forward Connor Bair and guard GT Johnson visit The Locker Room to talk about their first MIAC playoff game tonight against Augsburg and more with TommieMedia’s Emily Haugen.
St. Thomas’s 2018 first-year class is the biggest in history which leads to renovations on campus, St. Paul expects to vote to raise the minimum wage, and more deaths are being discovered as wild fires rage on both ends of California. Reporter Emily Haugen has today’s News in :90.
TommieMedia has released its 5th episode of Keep The Ball Rolling, St. Thomas running back Josh Parks received the d3football.com award this week for his performance in last weeks game, and more in today’s Sports in :60.
The O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library has a new coffee shop, large storms cause damage through southern Minnesota, and a ferry capsizes in Tanzania. Reporter Emily Haugen has today’s News in :90.
