The St. Paul City Zoning Committee unanimously denied both appeals against the Lee and Penny Anderson Arena site plans at a public meeting on Thursday, May 2. Construction will still be halted until ...

Fundraising for the Lee and Penny Anderson Arena is “nearing the finish line” to reach its $131 million goal by the beginning of November, according to Senior Associate Athletics Director Ben Fraser.

Starting college brings new expectations for academic success, campus involvement and managing life on your own, a challenging transition that can be defined by the W-Curve.

On Saturday the 24th, the St. Thomas Men’s Hockey team fell to Bemidji State 3-to-1 at the St. Thomas Ice Arena despite a heroic effort from junior goaltender Jake Sibell. Five different goal scorers ...

The St. Thomas football team made a goal line stand in the final seconds for a 17-10 Homecoming victory against the Butler Bulldogs in front of a crowd of 4,855 Saturday at O’Shaughnessy Stadium. K… ...

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Kevin Lynch lists the first half of his top 30 movies of 2023 ranking, to round out a year filled with blockbuster hits and surprise releases.

Last week, TommieMedia reporter Kevin Lynch listed the first half of his ranking of the top movies of 2023. This week, we list the final 15. 15. “Past Lives” “Past Lives” emerged as a contender for ...

As a web-based radio organization, our goal is to provide our listeners with engaging and easily-accessible content created by and for members of the St.Thomas community. Our dedicated team of DJs, ...

Grace Hall residents expressed frustration after construction on the Lee and Penny Anderson Arena suddenly diverted walking paths to the dorm Tuesday morning. Only the west door of Grace provides ...

St. Thomas will be adding women’s hockey to their list of club sports starting in the fall of the 2023-2024 school year. Sports Editor Annabelle Wiskus has the story.

While pollutants like sediment, phosphorus, and bacteria have been decreasing in the Mississippi River, nitrogen and chloride have risen over the past forty years, according to the Minnesota Pollution ...