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Tales from the Archives: Christmas Choral Music at St. Thomas
Anticipation is building as the university community eagerly awaits the annual Christmas concert at Orchestra Hall Dec. 3. Delighting in this cherished tradition, look back to the rich history of the annual Christmas concerts at St. Thomas. Some of the first Christmas concerts date to the 1930s when the student choral ensembles of the College… The post Tales from the Archives: Christmas Choral Music at St. Thomas appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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An Economics Legend Turns 100 Alongside Department
100 years is an achievement worth celebrating, and a University of St. Thomas professor is marking the occasion right alongside his beloved Department of Economics. Professor Emeritus Demos Hadjiyanis, who retired from his full-time position in 1990, turns 100 on Dec. 1, 2023. The milestone birthday comes as the Department of Economics celebrates its own… The post An Economics Legend Turns 100 Alongside Department appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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At Home in Economics: A Department’s 100 Years of Impact
Nisha Kimber ’24 refuses to limit future Nisha Kimber. The Maple Grove, Minnesota, native believes in keeping her career options open. And so, halfway through her collegiate career at the University of St. Thomas, Kimber was finding it particularly hard to declare a major. She found an ingenious solution in the office of Professor Monica… The post At Home in Economics: A Department’s 100 Years of Impact appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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University Organist Presents Three Solo Concerts and Lecture in Poland
Dr. Jacob Benda, director of music, liturgy and sacred arts and organ area professor at the University of St. Thomas, recently visited Krakow, Poland, to present three solo organ concerts and a lecture for the International Conference on Sacred Music at the Pontifical University of John Paul II. On Nov. 19, Benda performed inaugural concerts… The post University Organist Presents Three Solo Concerts and Lecture in Poland appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.