In 2010, artist Emilio Hector Rodriguez created a group exhibition with abstract artists in the community who shared the same sensibility and reflected their interest in abstract work. The original group in this collaborative consisted of five artists, and now numbers nine. In 2013, the group became known as 7 Plus One Art Project. The […]
St. Thomas University kicked off the academic year with a new Chaplain, a new home, new programming and now new missionaries to help students connect with their faith. Ninoska Moratin and Maria Elena Botero are FOCUS Missionaries who will spend the next year on campus with our students. FOCUS, the Fellowship of Catholic University Students, […]
For the fourth consecutive year, St. Thomas University has been selected as a national leader in civic learning and democratic engagement. The NASPA Civic Learning and Democratic Engagement project (CLDE) identifies universities based on their commitment to developing thoughtful civic engagement and implementing best practices in the field of engaged scholarship. This year NASPA highlighted […]
The desire of legal practitioners to expand their scope of responsibility and influence outside of their practice areas often leads them to difference-making opportunities for outreach and leadership. St. Thomas Law graduates have been successfully expanding their scope of influence by being elected and appointed to leadership positions in influential, local and national bar associations. […]
Jaco Booyens: Filmmaker and activist On Friday, September 18, St. Thomas University School of Law welcomed leaders and advocates from local, national and international legal communities and social entities for a substantive and timely anti-human trafficking conference. The conference, now in its fourth year and presented by the Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA), sought […]
St.Thomas Law LL.M Student, Mary Iacibelli as she appeared on ABC News. Ms. Mary Iacobelli, a student in St. Thomas Law’s LL.M. Program in Intercultural Human Rights had the special honor of serving as an interpreter in the live coverage by Channel 10 ABC News of the Holy Father’s visit to Cuba. She interpreted live, from […]
Professor Dr.Roza Pati Prior to Pope Francis’ visit to the the United States, the Archdiocese of Miami conducted an interview with St. Thomas University School of Law professor and Pontifical Council member, Dr. Roza Pati. She offered her insight into what issues the Pope would focus on during his addresses to Congress and the United […]
The Mass of the Holy Spirit is an annual tradition at St. Thomas University that celebrates the beginning of the Academic year, and our student leaders on and off the field. Concelebrated by University President, Rev. Msgr. Franklyn Casale, School of Theology and Ministry Dean, Rev. Msgr. Terrance Hogan, and other priests at the University, […]
In preparation for the visit of Pope Francis to the United States, on Wednesday, September 9, 2015, St. Thomas University hosted its Inaugural Freshman Convocation with the theme: Care for God’s Creation. The keynote speaker for the event was the Most Reverend Thomas G. Wenski, Archbishop of Miami, who shared his thoughts on the New […]
In response to a Miami Herald article on the US Chamber of Commerce’s position that Miami-Dade is one of the worst areas in the country for lawsuits, St. Thomas Law professor Patricia Moore wrote a blog post on the Civil Procedure & Federal Court Blog. The original article in the Herald stated that Miami-Dade […]