The University of St. Thomas hosts the national debut of “What We Inherit,” an exhibition exploring Jesuit slavery, ...

Rachel Moran spoke with WCCO-TV about why Minnesota is pursuing state charges against Vance Boelter despite his federal ...

Tyler Schipper spoke with CNBC about the economic impact of ICE raids in Minneapolis, including losses for local businesses.

ICE accountability in Minnesota is the focus of a new op-ed by St. Thomas Law Professor Michael Stokes Paulsen.

St. Thomas Law Professor Gregory Sisk spoke with KARE 11 about the DOJ misconduct complaint against Minnesota federal judges.

A new immersive exhibition centering descendants of 314 Black men, women and children sold by the Jesuits in 1838 is making ...

John Abraham spoke with WCCO Radio about Google’s plans to test AI data centers in space and what the technology could mean ...

Kevin Sauter spoke with KARE 11 about the role of political debates as Minnesota candidates negotiate debate schedules for ...

John Spry spoke with KSTP about St. Paul Park’s proposed 1.8% tax levy increase and the factors that can help cities keep ...

Melinda Maddox spoke with FOX 9 about AI-powered cyberattacks and how people can better protect their personal information.

For 75 years, the University of St. Thomas School of Education has prepared educators and leaders who have shaped classrooms, schools and communities across Minnesota and beyond. What began in 1950 as ...

This story is featured in the fall/winter 2021 issue of Lumen. World-renowned composer Father Michael Joncas ’75, artist-in-residence at St. Thomas, is retiring from full-time ministry effective Jan.