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The University of St. Thomas in Minnesota offers 38 academic departments and interdisciplinary programs across four divisions through its College of Arts and Sciences to promote critical thinking and provide a liberal arts foundation. With a focus on academic excellence, the College is the heart of the liberal arts of the university.
College of Arts & Sciences News
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Dr. Mark McInroy a Guest Speaker on 'Practicing Catholic' Podcast
Associate Chair of the Theology Department, Dr. Mark McInroy, was a guest on the "Practicing Catholic" podcast. The show is hosted by Patrick Conley and is produced by the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis. McInroy talks with Conley on the theology of beauty - architecture, music, and art within the Church. The post Dr. Mark McInroy a Guest Speaker on 'Practicing Catholic' Podcast appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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In the News: Renee Buhr on New Momentum for Ukraine in Russia Conflict
Renee Buhr, PhD, recently spoke with WCCO Radio about what the Ukrainian military's latest advancements mean for the overall trajectory of the war and provided insight into how this may impact Vladimir Putin's hold on power in Russia. Buhr is a political science professor at the University of St. Thomas College of Arts and Sciences.… The post In the News: Renee Buhr on New Momentum for Ukraine in Russia Conflict appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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Dr. Raymond N. MacKenzie Publishes 'Red and Black' Translation
English Professor Dr. Raymond N. MacKenzie recently published a translation of the book, Red and Black. It was originally released in 1830 by Stendhal, the pseudonym of Marie-Henri Beyle. About the book: "Fueled with a combustible mix of ambition, naivete, and Napoleonic ideals, Julien Sorel sets his sights on the heights of French society. But… The post Dr. Raymond N. MacKenzie Publishes 'Red and Black' Translation appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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Biology and Computer Science Team Up in 'Avian Soap Opera'
With the use of six wall-mounted monitors, biology and neuroscience students kept a close watch on songbirds this summer. This "avian soap opera" is a research project taking place in the lab of Dr. Sarah Heimovics, associate professor of biology and neuroscience, aiming to understand how hormones and neurotransmitters work in the brain to regulate… The post Biology and Computer Science Team Up in 'Avian Soap Opera' appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.