St. Thomas compliance earns Small Office Award from NAAC
The University of St. Thomas compliance department has received the NAAC Small Compliance Office Award for its work during a major division transition. Andrew Nelson and Kaylee Hentges will be honored at an upcoming convention after leading efforts through new NCAA regulations.
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St. Thomas Tommies lose 4-2 to Oral Roberts in series finale
The St. Thomas Tommies fell short against Oral Roberts with a score of 4-2 on May 3. Owen Bond led his team offensively while Tanner Recchio added a late RBI, but it was not enough for victory.
University of Minnesota Board of Regents visits Crookston campus for orientation
Members of the University of Minnesota Board of Regents visited UMN Crookston on April 30 for orientation activities including tours highlighting academic programs like those in agriculture and natural resources. The visit featured engagement with faculty, staff,and students plus a ceremonial tree planting tied to ongoing sustainability efforts.
Minnesota Wild advance to second round after 5-2 win over Dallas Stars
The Minnesota Wild defeated Dallas Stars in Game 6 with standout performances by Quinn Hughes and Matt Boldy. The victory advances Minnesota past Round One for first time since 2015.
County foresters oversee planting of 40,000 pine seedlings in wildfire area
St. Louis County has begun replanting areas affected by last year’s wildfire with thousands of pine seedlings donated by partners including Minnesota Power/ALLETE. Officials say these efforts will help restore forest health while supporting local industries.
Attorney General Ellison sends over $1 million in refunds to consumers harmed by defunct dental clinic
Attorney General Keith Ellison has begun issuing over $1 million in refunds to patients affected by Woodbury Dental Arts’ closure. The payments follow a settlement using newly established consumer protection funds after hundreds were left without services or reimbursement.
Rep. Scott raises concerns over flag legislation and Medicaid fraud response
Rep. Peggy Scott criticized proposed legislation that would penalize cities for not flying Minnesota’s new flag. She also raised concerns about Medicaid fraud investigations and called for greater accountability from state officials.
Rexing and McNeive receive Summit League men’s golf honors
Two St. Thomas men’s golf players received end-of-year honors from The Summit League office on May 1 for their strong performances this season. Senior Owen Rexing made Second Team All-League while sophomore Tyler McNeive earned Honorable Mention.
Minnesota Wild single-game tickets for second playoff round go on sale May 1
Minnesota Wild single-game tickets for the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs will go on sale May 1. Fans are urged to buy through official channels due to high demand and limited availability.