Food service will definitely look different this fall, but Saint Mary’s has been working with Chartwells to prepare, and we are ready to serve. Take a look at a few of our plans to safely serve meals.

As you prepare to return to campus, we encourage you to only bring what you need and check out our list of COVID-19 suggested items to bring. More information about the move-in schedule will be shared this week.

Be sure you’re prepared for the hybrid learning experience. Our faculty have been working diligently to prepare for your arrival and deliver a top-notch educational experience, no matter what the circumstances.

You’re encouraged to start practicing these daily routines as you get ready to come back to campus. These simple steps will help keep you and others safe.

Take a look at a few of the questions (and answers) we’ve received about the upcoming school year regarding move-in dates, quarantine protocol, clubs, and more.

During recent months, the university has implemented a number of changes or new practices to increase the safety of our environments for students, faculty, and staff across all campuses.

To Saint Mary's University women's soccer coach Neil Cassidy, the student-athletes in his program are more than just collegiate soccer players — they are family. A family whose roots span from coast-to-coast and beyond. From Chula Vista, Calif., to...

Saint Mary’s awarded Dr. Debra Castner, Master of Arts in Special Education assistant professor and Grandview Middle School special education teacher, with the Brother Julius Winkler Adjunct Faculty Recognition Award on Sept. 14. The award...

The annual Cardinal ‘M’ Club Weekend has proven to be a great way to look at the past, present, and future of Cardinal athletics. On Friday, the university honored student-athletes and alumni for their accomplishments in competition and in the...

This week, Saint Mary’s welcomed 10 participants to its Lasallian Mission Days, a formation program that provides an opportunity to learn more about many aspects of our Lasallian mission. Participants met for four hours each day on the Twin Cities...

Dr. Holly Schuh ’08 is on campus today to give a presentation at 2:30 p.m. in the Science and Learning Center auditorium.

All are invited to this free event where participants can learn all about the ways we are connected to water and the variety of ways to help protect it.

Students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend a presentation on Adverse Childhood Experiences on Wednesday, Sept. 26, at 7 p.m. in the Science and Learning Center.