University of St. Thomas College of Arts and Sciences

Personal attention. Compassionate care. An approach that values every human being. These are the hallmarks of the Graduate Certificate in Interfaith Literacy for Health Professionals. Enroll this summer or fall -- CEU credits are available!

Graduate Certificate in Interfaith Literacy for Health Professionals The Certificate in Interfaith Literacy for Health Professionals prepares students to offer patients supportive care with personal attention to their values.

"We March for Justice" is more than a trip: it’s a transformative, week-long immersion into the history and ongoing work of the American Civil Rights Movement. Learn more and support their current campaign by June 20! https://ow.ly/QeIR50Z914M

Compassion and dignity are at the core of the Graduate Certificate in Interfaith Literacy for Health Professionals. Enroll this summer or fall -- CEU credits are available!

Graduate Certificate in Interfaith Literacy for Health Professionals The Certificate in Interfaith Literacy for Health Professionals prepares students to offer patients supportive care with personal attention to their values.

We're now enrolling students for the Graduate Certificate in Interfaith Literacy for Health Professionals at the University of St. Thomas. CEU credit is available and you can start classes this summer!

Graduate Certificate in Interfaith Literacy for Health Professionals The Certificate in Interfaith Literacy for Health Professionals prepares students to offer patients supportive care with personal attention to their values.

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave individuals who gave their lives in service to our country. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful holiday from the College of Arts and Sciences 🇺🇸

Spring semester officially in the books! We did it, Tommies. Enjoy the sunshine, the flowers, and the summer ahead. See you again at Tommieland 💜

During spring 2026 semester, a group of 5 statistics and data science seniors worked with the Saint Paul Police Department to analyze the effectiveness of their non-fatal shooting unit, which focuses strictly on solving crimes that involve gun-shot wounds that do not result in a fatality. The team of students found that the establishment of the unit resulted in a 75% decrease in retaliatory gun violence in Saint Paul. On May 19th, the students presented their findings to the unit's commander and lead analyst.

Pictured are Michele Giampolo (SPPD), Ashley Castellanos '26, Amelia Berry '26, Navin San Min Phyo '26, Javier Palma '26 and Nikkole Peterson (SPPD). Lukas Hruby '26 participated but is not pictured.

Tyler Schipper, economics professor at , spoke with KSTP about why gas prices vary across the metro, from crude oil costs to local competition and operating expenses.

Read more: https://ow.ly/2mR850YZOp6

Happy Last Day of Classes, Tommies ☀️! Good luck with finals and don’t forget to enjoy Tommie Fest from 5 to 8:30 pm TODAY.

A look back at students of Professor John Keston at the Emerging Media Media Design Portfolio Show in the Schoenecker Center in St. Paul on May 20, 2025.