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Innovation in Education
Discover UST President Richard Ludwick’s vision of the University’s future role in Catholic education, which involves truth, innovation and evangelization.
Read MorePragmatics And Pie
The first graduating cohort from The Kolbe School’s landmark Pragmatic Studies AAS program—an enthusiastic group of UST students with learning differences—held a celebratory pizza party on campus.
Read MoreSetting The Pace
A winning team of nine engineering students traveled to California this summer to present their top-prize NASA MUREP innovative pacemaker to potential investors.
Read MoreSymphony Of Wisdom
What do great performers and master teachers of UST’s new Core Curriculum have in common? The ability to transport their audiences by uniting their gifts to a common end.
Read MoreRendering Reality
Enjoy a provocative conversation between Dr. George Harne and Joshua Hren about Hren’s manifesto on Contemplative Realism.
Read MoreRising Stars Shining With Purpose
The inaugural class for this innovative and growing Rising Stars Internship program graduated in May with four years of work experience under their belts. Several graduates are the first in their families to go to college.
Read MoreIt’s Official UST to DIII
It is official! UST’s emergence as a full member in the NCAA Division III has energized the campus. Read about Athletics’ journey from one sport in 2006 to 19 sports today with more than 300 student athletes. And the program is growing.
Read MoreCreated for a Purpose
In this feature article, Dr. George Harne writes how we are created for a purpose. He explains why UST’s renewed core is the vital heart of a UST education.
Read MoreAlumnus Pioneers Dominican-Jesuit Collaboration at Oxford
Center for Thomistic Studies Alumnus Daniel De Haan, M.A. Philosophy ’10, Ph.D ’15, is the first Frederick Copleston Senior Lecturer and Research Fellow at Oxford. His work explores the interconnection between Thomism and the sciences. See why he thinks it is an exciting time for Catholic philosophy.
Read MoreLighting the Way
The Center for Thomistic Studies continues to remain the only graduate philosophy program in North America exclusively devoted to studying the thought of St. Thomas Aquinas and the Thomistic tradition. Lighting the way as a source and guide for renewal of Catholic philosophy in the contemporary world are the Center’s distinguished faculty along with its graduate students.
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