St. Thomas Law’s globally acclaimed LL.M./J.S.D. in Intercultural Human Rights program prides itself in offering its students a unique and challenging academic experience. Tomas Randle, Esq., who graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Master of Laws in Intercultural Human Rights program in May 2017, reflects on his educational experience at St. Thomas Law. Tomas Randle […]
Robert E. Constant ’01 Robert E. Constant, a product of Miami Norland Senior High and a 2001 graduate of St. Thomas University, has written the first children’s book about the historic Tuskegee University, where he received his undergraduate education. “Hey Tuskegee!” follows two siblings as they relive the accomplishments of iconic African-Americans, including the university’s […]
On Wednesday, Jan. 10, lime green bikes will be taking over the STU campus! LimeBike, a new dock-less bike share program at St. Thomas, allows users to find, unlock, and rent bikes with their smartphones. LimeBike will provide 120 bikes available for rental at various locations throughout campus, and there’s no kiosk docking station so […]
After years of challenging and rewarding work, 495 St. Thomas University students earned their degree on Saturday, Dec. 16, during the fall commencement ceremony. Family, friends, students, faculty and staff gathered at the Fernandez Family Center to celebrate this important milestone. Also in attendance celebrating graduates was the newly appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Miami and […]
Five STU graduate students at the Gus Machado School of Business came out in the top three at the Peeptrade University Challenge, an investment competition that pitted them against graduates from around the world including top-tier business schools like Princeton, MIT, John Hopkins University, London Business School, University of South California, and several others. From Oct. […]
A group of graduate students at St. Thomas University—Fabian Heinrich, Tony Mamodaly, Elaine Pons, Luis Martin, and Garrick Amedee—is currently participating in the Peeptrade University Challenge, an investment competition, which began Oct. 2, 2017. STU students are among other distinguished universities, such as Princeton, the University of Chicago, MIT, the London School of Business, and […]
ORIENTATION AND REGISTRATION FOR NURSING PROGRAM – New Students 2018 SPRING TERM Monday – December 11, 2017 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.• Room #CCL-101 LOCATION St. Thomas University School of Science, Technology & Engineering Management Carnival Cruise Lines (CCL) Science & Technology Bldg., Room #CCL-101 16401 […]
In late July, even before classes started, Professor Lauren Gilbert received an urgent email from Kristie Padron, a supervisor at Catholic Legal Services, asking that St. Thomas Law host another pro se clinic on behalf of Central American asylum seekers from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. The email text read: I am reaching out, because […]
St.Thomas Law Professor Roy Balleste recently spoke at the United Nations Forum on Space. The four-day United Nations/United Arab Emirates event was held in Dubai from November 6 – 9. The UN sought his input regarding the connection of cyberspace and satellite communications. In particular, the perils associated with the utilization of cyberspace as a weapon. […]
Sergio A. Marin, a graduate of St.Thomas Law’s LL.M./J.S.D. in Intercultural Human Rights program, played a major role in the drafting process of a decree for the creation and regulation of the Committee for the Fight Against Trafficking in Persons for the City of Floridablanca, second most populated city in the Department of Santander, Colombia. […]