Dining Services plans to re-finish T’s and The View’s kitchen floors over winter break after faulty installation was causing problems for the two on-campus food venues.
The View, T’s kitchen floors to be replaced after faulty installation
Student inspires new ‘Lil’ Lisa Sandwich’
Junior Lisa Thao is the first student to have a sandwich named after her at the Food For Thought deli line on the Minneapolis campus.
JFK assassination anniversary inspires reflection
Fifty years have gone by, but many St. Thomas community members still remember the day President John Fitzgerald Kennedy was assassinated.
News in :90 — Nov. 19, 2013
This is News in :90 for Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2013.
Satire offers valuable critique of news events
Part of St. Thomas’ mission is to “think critically,” and learning through satirical news is one way we can do that.
Lavin Day celebrated with peanut butter and jelly sandwiches
St. Thomas remembered the late Msgr. James Lavin in Scooter’s Tuesday with peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, known as “Lavin burgers,” on what would have been his 95th birthday.
University’s first for-profit class offers self defense course
Students in professor John Del Vecchio’s business law 354 class said they will offer self-defense classes to the community for a fee on Tuesday and on Nov. 19.
Sports in :60 – Oct. 30, 2013
This is Sports in :60 for Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2013.
Beaker’s Coffee Cart reopens after month-long delay
After renovations and state inspections delayed the Beaker’s Coffee Cart’s reopening more a month, the South Campus venue is back in business.
Team builds car for national race competition
The St. Thomas racing team spend more than 40 hours a week in the basement of O’Shaugnessy Science Center building with one thing in mind- racing.
Sullivan grants four winter break gift days
President Julie Sullivan said last week that she will continue the tradition of paid gift days with four additional paid vacation days during winter break.
The Fall Art Tour brings new faces to campus
St. Thomas community members had a chance to experience a wealth of local art while also celebrating a milestone.
Census shows 100-student drop in graduate programs
The St. Thomas graduate programs as a whole are at their lowest enrollment since 1994, following a national trend.
Concordia’s $10,000 tuition cut doesn’t pressure St. Thomas
Numbers have remained steady this fall, despite Concordia University-St. Paul drawing a 65 percent increase in new students.