Saint Thomas University News

By Zachary S. Fagenson While current Miami-Dade unemployment has risen to 11.8%, the number of jobs here in education and healthcare last month hit their highest point in history.

New Brunswick's former Progressive Conservative leader, Dennis Cochrane, will take over as the interim president of Fredericton's St.

Caryl Nunez, a political science student at the University of Dayton in Ohio, told Catholic News Service it was comforting to know "it's not just me interested" in spreading awareness about human trafficking.

Michael Higgins has been named a visiting senior executive in residence for the spring term at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield.

The Canada Research Chair of New Brunswick Studies will be hosting students from Renaissance College in a roundtable on self-sufficiency this week.

Roberta Lexier, Cops on Campus: Law Enforcement and Student Occupations of Canadian Universities During the 1960s, takes place at 1 p.m. in St.

Drummers lead a march through Fredericton on Saturday as part of a vigil to honour Hilary Bonnell.

Jayne Erickson can't believe her good fortune. A shot at a career in TV: St. Thomas University student Jayne Erickson is shown at STU's J.B. O'Keefe Fitness Centre.

The six pink concrete tables beneath the faded red canvas of Palace Cafe & Dairy in Little Havana are empty, as they have been for most of the past two years.

The Activities for 50-Plus calendar is a weekly listing of non-commercial events in the community.

Paul Groarke says the public isn't aware of the degree to which discrimination has infiltrated society.

Recipients of merit-based PROMISE scholarships stay in West Virginia at a lower rate than the average in-state college graduate, a new report shows.

Mark Henick has a lot on his plate. The 22-year-old is a fifth-year psychology and philosophy student at St.

Sister Eleanor McCloskey learned she is this year's YMCA Peace Medallion recipient in June when she met Rick McDaniel for lunch.

When Michael Higgins' friends and colleagues in Ontario learned he planned to move to New Brunswick, they couldn't understand why.

While there are certain unknowns about how the H1N1 pandemic will play out in the weeks and months to come, people can take comfort in knowing one thing, according to a New Brunswick expert in pandemic disease history.

"Music is like a bad cold. Once you've got it you can't get rid of it," said trombonist Glenn Monson.

Once again, Mount Allison University has been named the top undergraduate school in Canada by Maclean's magazine, which also ranks some other New Brunswick institutions highly.

Many New Brunswick students are staying home from school as the H1N1 virus continues to make the rounds throughout the province.

Melisa Riviere, of Emetrece Productions, and close personal friend of this blogger , will give a lecture this Thursday at St.