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Welcome back!
Dear Celts, Welcome back! Today marks the start of the Spring semester, and although we will be online throughout January, I am hopeful that we will soon be able to see each other in person. Over the coming days our esteemed faculty will go back to teaching, our staff members will return to serve our…
Addressing Racism and Injustice
Dear Celts, It is undeniable that racism, injustice, and violence have plagued our nation for far too long. The killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police while in custody screams at us for action, for justice, and for lasting change. Although an officer was arrested for his murder, lasting change is not born of reactive…
UST Restructuring Announcement
On August 8, the Board of Directors voted unanimously and issued a resolution that charges the UST administration with restructuring the University by the end of Fall 2020.
Student Organization Restructure
Upon the completion of the Call Toward Tomorrow work groups, there was an urge to create a student component that would improve the day-to-day functions of UST’s student organizations.
Hike the Way of St. James
Richard and Melynda Ludwick invite you to join them, along with Fr. Kevin Storey, CSB as the trip’s spiritual guide, for the 12th Annual Presidential Trip!
VPAA Announcement
We do great things as a community when we come together, hear each other, work hard, pray, and act boldly. The Call Toward Tomorrow is one example of such dialogue and encounter.
Welcome back!
Dear Celts, Welcome back! Today marks the start of the Spring semester, and although we will be online throughout January, I am hopeful that we will soon be able to see each other in person. Over the coming days our esteemed faculty will go back to teaching, our staff members will return to serve our…
Read MoreAddressing Racism and Injustice
Dear Celts, It is undeniable that racism, injustice, and violence have plagued our nation for far too long. The killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police while in custody screams at us for action, for justice, and for lasting change. Although an officer was arrested for his murder, lasting change is not born of reactive…
Read MoreUST Restructuring Announcement
On August 8, the Board of Directors voted unanimously and issued a resolution that charges the UST administration with restructuring the University by the end of Fall 2020.
Read MoreStudent Organization Restructure
Upon the completion of the Call Toward Tomorrow work groups, there was an urge to create a student component that would improve the day-to-day functions of UST’s student organizations.
Read MoreHike the Way of St. James
Richard and Melynda Ludwick invite you to join them, along with Fr. Kevin Storey, CSB as the trip’s spiritual guide, for the 12th Annual Presidential Trip!
Read MoreVPAA Announcement
We do great things as a community when we come together, hear each other, work hard, pray, and act boldly. The Call Toward Tomorrow is one example of such dialogue and encounter.
Read MoreSolemnity of All Saints and Commemoration of All Souls
This coming week includes two important celebrations for us as a Catholic Community: The Solemnity of All Saints (Nov. 1) and the Commemoration of All Souls (Nov. 2).
Read MoreFeast day of Saint Pope John Paul II
This is a very special day, the feast day of Saint Pope John Paul II. His life inspires us. He bridged many divides with a synthesis that at once honored old traditions and created new ones.
Read MoreUpcoming Conversation with the Community
This upcoming Tuesday, September 25th, will be UST’s next “Conversation with the Community” in Jones Hall. My hope is that, as always, the forum will offer us a chance to have a vibrant dialogue around the topics that impact us all. To engage us as one community of Celts, working toward a common purpose.
Read MoreThe Call Toward Tomorrow Goals and Metrics
The five priorities and eighteen goals of the planning process, and some of the metrics that will be used to measure our success.
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