College of Arts and Sciences Home
Favorites ()
Apply
Students outside in Roman ruins

Changing lives on campus and beyond

Info for Donors

Your Gift Makes a Difference

In the dynamic and modern world, successful leaders have an open mind, exhibit empathy and navigate between the targeted goal and the big picture. In the College of Arts and Sciences, we teach our students to think in uncommon ways by educating them to dig into the complex factors at the root of today's most challenging problems. Our students have the smarts to change the world, but they need you to take them to the top.

By supporting the College of Arts & Sciences, you’ll facilitate powerful connections that can help create and enact social and economic change through research and community engagement programs. Your backing of our students and faculty will make the College of Arts and Sciences the go-to place for problem-solvers and innovators who are ready to tackle the world's biggest challenges.

Contact

Jennifer Snyder

Director of Development, College of Arts and Sciences
Jennifer Snyder
Email
jsnyder@stthomas.edu
Phone Number
651-962-6932

Our Funding Priorities

The Trevi Fountain in Rome, Italy lit up at night. A professional volunteer works with ThreeSixty Journalism students in photographing their story subjects. Paula Meehan accepts the Lawrence O’Shaughnessy Award for Poetry.

Study Abroad Scholarships

Study abroad is a transformative experience for students. While scholarships and financial aid can follow students across the ocean, these scholarships help bridge the gap and cover travel expenses, a common barrier for students traveling abroad.

Funding Study Abroad Scholarships

ThreeSixty Journalism

ThreeSixty Journalism is an award-winning, immersive and inclusive multimedia and college success program for high school students. Supporting ThreeSixty Journalism facilitates pathways to higher education for traditionally underrepresented communities.

Supporting ThreeSixty Journalism

The Center for Irish Studies

The Center for Irish Studies enriches the dimensions of education at St. Thomas while affirming the many historic and contemporary bonds between the university, Ireland and the Irish-American community.

Donating to The Center for Irish Studies

Around the College

  • Kenzie O’Keefe Named Director of ThreeSixty Journalism

    ThreeSixty Journalism, a nonprofit program of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of St. Thomas, announced Kenzie O’Keefe as its new director. O’Keefe spent nearly eight years in various positions at Pillsbury United Communities, including as editor and publisher of its North News community newspaper. Most recently she served as head of mobilization… The post Kenzie O’Keefe Named Director of ThreeSixty Journalism appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.

  • In the News: Bernie Brady on the Golden Rule and a Legendary Minnesota Fish Tale

    Bernie Brady, theology professor at the University of St. Thomas College of Arts and Sciences, recently spoke with the Star Tribune for a story about ethics, morals and a Minnesota teen who caught $2,000 cash while fishing the massive Lake of the Woods. From the story: A fish tale, according to the Britannica Dictionary, is… The post In the News: Bernie Brady on the Golden Rule and a Legendary Minnesota Fish Tale appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.

  • In the News: Amy Muse on the Unique Style of Playwright Annie Baker

    Amy Muse, English professor at the University of St. Thomas College of Arts and Sciences, recently spoke with The New York Times for a story about the long, silent pauses in plays written by Annie Baker. From the story: Amy Muse, a professor of English at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minn.,… The post In the News: Amy Muse on the Unique Style of Playwright Annie Baker appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.

  • In the News: Bob Shoemake on the Selim Center and 50 Years of Lifelong Learning

    Bob Shoemake, director of the Selim Center for Lifelong Learning at the University of St. Thomas, recently spoke with The Villager about the opportunities for lifelong learning for older adults available at the university. From the story: The Selim Center is now celebrating 50 years of offering learning opportunities for adults age 40 and older.… The post In the News: Bob Shoemake on the Selim Center and 50 Years of Lifelong Learning appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.

See More News from The College

Contact Jennifer Snyder

Jennifer Snyder
Director of Development, College of Arts & Sciences
jsnyder@stthomas.edu
(651) 962-6932