A massive fire broke out in Alexandria, Minn., the CDC warned the U.S. about a possible coronavirus outbreak and Public Safety notified the St. Thomas community about a number of incidents on campus. Designer Ellie Lehto has today’s News in :90.
In episode two of The Medium, hosts Maddie Peters and Reid Neeser interview each other on their respective arts, and discuss CGI casting and Justin Bieber’s new album.
Mike Bloomberg qualifies for the next Democratic debate, the Boy Scouts of America file for bankruptcy and TommieMedia receives 11 awards in the 2018-2019 College Better Newspaper Contest. Reporter Burke Spizale has today’s News in :90.
In the season three premiere of The Medium, hosts Maddie Peters and Reid Neeser recap the Oscars with their takes on the nominees, and discuss the Grammy’s and Harvey Weinstein trials.
The final Tommie-Johnnie football game will be held at U.S. Bank Stadium, a fire destroyed a Lake Minnetonka home and Amy Klobuchar is fighting for the Democratic nomination ahead of Super Tuesday. Web manager Sara Thibault has today’s News in :90.
Democratic Iowa caucus results remain inconclusive, President Trump prepares for his third State of the Union address and the Line 3 oil pipeline is back on track. Chief Story Editor and Social Media Manager Abby Sliva has today’s News in :90.
In episode five of Keep the Ball Rolling, hosts Carly Noble and Jacob Schneider talk with St. Thomas professor Brett Bruininks about his hockey career and how he transitioned into coaching. Carly and Jacob also talk about Tommie fall sports and major league Minnesota sports.
Kha Yang, the first Associate Vice President of Inclusive Excellence for the University of St. Thomas, joins TommieMedia’s Rachel Torralba in this edition of In Depth to discuss what she is working to accomplish in her role.
St. Thomas women’s soccer advances to the Sweet Sixteen, St. Thomas football wins their final game of the season, St. Thomas men’s hockey defeats St. Olaf at home and the Minnesota Vikings come from behind to beat the Denver Broncos. University Affairs Editor Abby Sliva has today’s Sports in :60.
Four people were killed in a backyard shooting in California, a 23-year-old Minnesota Twins prospect was found dead and the St. Thomas Provost spoke at a recent budget forum. Reporter Justin Amaker has today’s News in :90.
St. Thomas football will play their final regular season game this weekend, St. Thomas volleyball and women’s soccer will host the first round of the NCAA tournament and St. Thomas volleyball receives numerous MIAC honors. Assignment Editor Kat Barrett has today’s Sports in :60.
Talks circulate about transforming the St. Paul Hamm’s Brewery into an amusement park, Bolivia’s president resigns following weeks of protests and TommieMedia’s Emily Haugen sits down with the dean of the new Morrison College of Health. Video Reporter Taylor Shupe has today’s News in :90.
The No. 1 St. Thomas volleyball team defeated No. 4 Augsburg in a MIAC semifinal match Thursday, St. Thomas men’s soccer team defeated Carlton in the MIAC semifinals Wednesday, and the No. 2 seed St. Thomas women’s soccer defeated No. 6 seed Bethel Royals 3-0 Wednesday. Reporter Rachel Torralba has today’s Sports in :60.
In episode four of Keep the Ball Rolling, hosts Carly Noble and Jacob Schneider talk St. Thomas fall and Minnesota major league sports and sit down with men’s soccer coach Jon Lowery and senior forward Andrew Shirley to discuss their game plan for the season.
Two penalty kick goals from defender Halvor Houg helped the No. 2 St.Thomas men’s soccer team defeat No. 3 Carleton 3-0 Wednesday afternoon in the MIAC semifinal at South Field. Reporter Jacob Schneider has the story.
