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Saint Mary’s presents Student Life awards to students, faculty, staff

Saint Mary’s University recognized outstanding students, faculty, and staff April 15 at the Student Life Awards Ceremony. Individuals who have exhibited outstanding leadership and service through co-curricular activities at Saint Mary’s were recognized.

The Divine Nine: First Generation Initiative’s Sixth Graduating Class

The Divine nine has taken the title as the First Generation Initiative’s sixth graduating class at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota. The group of scholars waited on this opportunity for 8 “indescribable” years, says current Scholar, Frydha Cordova. Cordova...

Saint Mary’s University and MSC Southeast work together on student design challenge

It’s not every day that you find students from Saint Mary’s University and Minnesota State College Southeast working together on a common goal. But over the past month, five students from Saint Mary’s and four students from MSC Southeast have been collaborating on the rapid innovation, planning, and launch of hypothetical products.

Interest in learning perfect fit for public relations career

Karina (Rajtar) Wiatros ’10 turned her love of learning and trying new things into a successful career in public relations. Check out how a journalism major — and active undergraduate life — prepared her for a life in PR.

Saint Mary’s to host public grand opening of baseball clubhouse

Join us for the public grand opening of the newly constructed Saint Mary’s University baseball clubhouse, Pudge’s Place, on Saturday, April 27.

Saint Mary’s Department of Music to present spring choir concert April 27

The Saint Mary’s University Department of Music will present the “Spring Sings with Strings” choir concert on Saturday, April 27, at 7:30 p.m. in the Chapel of Saint Mary of the Angels, 1155 W. Wabasha St. The spring concert will feature performances by the Saint Mary’s Concert Choir and Chamber Singers, conducted by Dr. Patrick O’Shea, music professor at Saint Mary’s.

Saint Mary’s University invites public to Cardinal Virtue lecture event April 25

Dr. Eleonore Stump of Saint Louis University will discuss “Temperance: Gifts/Fruits of the Holy Spirit” as the fourth presenter in Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota’s Cardinal Virtue Series on Thursday, April 25.

Don’t miss the Student Life Awards

You're invited to the 12th annual Student Life Awards on Monday, April 15, in the Toner Student Center Lounge at 4 p.m. Celebrate as we recognize individuals who have exhibited outstanding leadership and service through co-curricular activities at Saint Mary's...

$‘Future Teacher Day’ connects area high school students$

‘Future Teacher Day’ connects area high school students

On April 8, the School of Education hosted “Future Teacher Day,” a day to encourage area high school students to consider a career in education. Fourteen students from Chatfield, Cochrane Fountain-City, and St. Charles high schools attended.

School of Education hosts teacher panel

On April 7, two School of Education organizations, Kappa Delta Pi and ASCD, hosted a teacher panel made up of eight first-year teachers who graduated last year.

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