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UST Doherty Library Moves On From Traditional Physical Books
By Caroline Hoffmann
UST’s Doherty Library is undergoing a massive technology-led renovation, converting books to digital, online versions, and repurposing the rooms to allow more meeting and studying…
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Ways to Get Assistance following Winter Storm Uri
By Brittany Cristiano
The ice may have melted, electricity restored, and typical balmy Houston returned, but the fallout from last week’s Winter Storm Uri is still a cold…
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ESO Leadership Election Results Announced
By Noé Díaz
The Executive Student Organization leadership election results were announced Friday afternoon on the St. Thomas app. The student body had Feb. 10 and 11 to…
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ESO Student Leadership Candidates campaign to Students ahead of Wednesday’s Election
By Caroline Hoffmann
The University of St. Thomas is holding its annual election for executive student organization leadership positions for the 2021-22 school year on Wednesday, Feb. 10.…
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UST Student Leadership Election Information
By Brittany Cristiano
The University of St. Thomas is holding an election for executive student organization leadership positions for the 2021-2022 school year on Wednesday. But first, on…
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[Updated] UST Performing Arts Go Virtual: A Look at UST Drama’s “Healing Hilarity”

Photo taken from UST's Alpha Psi Omega

[Updated] UST Performing Arts Go Virtual: A Look at UST Drama’s “Healing Hilarity”

By Jenny Fonck on November 23, 2020

Editor’s Note: A previous version of this article stated UST’s Alpha Psi Omega chapter, a student organization for theatre lovers, created and performed “Healing Hilarity”;…

UST Offers “Mini Session” Semester

The Link-Lee Mansion on the UST campus. Photo by Rachael Veldman.

UST Offers “Mini Session” Semester

By Brissa Ramos on November 19, 2020

The UST Hybrid Class Experience

UST students walking on campus during the 2020 fall semester. Photo from UST's Instagram page.

The UST Hybrid Class Experience

By Brittany Cristiano on November 4, 2020

UST’s Center for Science and Health Professions designated Election Day Polling Site

UST's Center for Science and Health Professions will serve as a polling site on Election Day, Nov. 3. Photo from UST's official Instagram.

UST’s Center for Science and Health Professions designated Election Day Polling Site

By Emily Jaroszewski on November 2, 2020

UST Student Residents Test Positive for COVID-19

Photo from stthom.edu.

UST Student Residents Test Positive for COVID-19

By Brittany Cristiano on October 29, 2020

Recharging our Internal Batteries: UST Students talk practicing Self Care in a Virtual Learning Environment

"...we can recharge through simple, everyday activities that bring a sense of peace, joy, pride or accomplishment," UST counselor Laura Castronovo said. Photo from Unspalsh.

Recharging our Internal Batteries: UST Students talk practicing Self Care in a Virtual Learning Environment

By Jenny Fonck on October 7, 2020

UST Police Reports Aggravated Robbery near The Menil Collection, Male Supsect Wanted

For more information regarding the incident, or to report a crime, contact the UST Police Department at 713-525-3888.

UST Police Reports Aggravated Robbery near The Menil Collection, Male Supsect Wanted

By Emily Jaroszewski on October 7, 2020

UST Student Government adopts Ad-hoc COVID-19 Committee

Visit ust_senate on Instagram for more information about the Student Government.

UST Student Government adopts Ad-hoc COVID-19 Committee

By Caroline Hoffmann on October 5, 2020

UST Students Reflect on Social Isolation during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Cartoon by Carol Lay for The New Yorker.

UST Students Reflect on Social Isolation during the COVID-19 Pandemic

By Jennifer Thibodaux on September 28, 2020

UST Students, Faculty allowed on Campus for Instruction at 25% Capacity

The UST campus on Monday, Sept. 28. Photo by Brittany Cristiano.

UST Students, Faculty allowed on Campus for Instruction at 25% Capacity

By Brittany Cristiano on September 28, 2020