Thomas More volunteer efforts getting results
A 90-day service initiative that's wrapping up this month at Thomas More College has resulted in more than 3,000 community service hours - and countless personal stories and connections. (Read More)
Thomas More's Stallmeyer works to grow learners for lifeBusiness Courier, March 4, 2011
Sister Margaret Stallmeyer knows that the students at Thomas More College, where she is president, will be entering a different world from any generation before. (Read More)
Thomas More helps Extreme MakeoverNovember 8, 2010 | Paul McKibben
Two Thomas More College officials who reside in Boone County received a close-up look at reality television last month.
Florence resident Matthew Webster, the college's vice president for student services, and spokeswoman Stacy Smith Rogers of Hebron attended the taping of part of an episode of the ABC program "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" in Fairdale, a Louisville suburb. The show built a new home for Jeff and Shelley Lampe and their six children. The college offered the children tuition waivers. (Read More)
Health care discussion draws large crowdOctober 22, 2010 | Tyson Thorp | WCPO
A standing crowd attended a lecture in Thomas More College's Steigerwald Hall that focused on health care reform Thursday night.
Thomas More Students, Faculty, and members of the community were invited to listen to featured speaker Dr. Bill Evans, an Economics Professor at the University of Notre Dame. (Read More)
Thomas More Climbing To New HeightsOctober 10, 2010 | Paul Najjar | Catholic Sports Net
In 2007, Thomas More College hired away Jim Hilvert from across-the-river rival Mt. St. Joseph College to lead the Saints’ football team. In 2008, Thomas More College introduced a new school motto, "Together in Pursuit of Truth."
Now, in 2010, the Saints are 5-0, ranked #9 in the Division III rankings and climbing. They have won 16 of their last 17 games. They’re pursuing something great at Thomas More College. (Read More)
Fall walk to showcase trees, natural habitats
Thomas More College is inviting the community to enjoy the colors of the season at a Fall Walk Oct. 16.
Visitors will take a tour of the newly-named William S. Bryant Arboretum, named for the former Thomas More professor, and learn about the trees on campus and their role in the local habitat. (Read More)
Thomas More chapel plans progressingSeptember 11, 2010
Backers of a long-planned freestanding chapel on the Thomas More College campus say fundraising is about 80 percent complete, and they hope to start construction soon.
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College advisers key to retentionAugust 21, 2010
Spencer Berlekamp hadn't even started classes at Thomas More College when he met his adviser, business professor Bob Arnold.
The freshman from Kings High School met with Arnold at orientation in May and now will see him at least three times a week in his First Year Seminar class at Thomas More in Crestview Hills.
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TMC Professor Jack Wells Featured for the "Indiana Jones Award" in the September 2010 edition of Kentucky Monthly
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August 2010
Dr. Jack Wells, Physics Professor at Thomas More College, recently received The Indiana Jones Award from Kentucky Monthly Magazine for his back-packing adventures across the Appalachain Trail.
Wells' award was part of the 2010 Professor Superlatives, where Kentucky Monthly asked readers to nominate their favorite professors.
Read the full article here.
Concussion program launches for athletesJuly 21, 2010 | Shannon Kettler
EDGEWOOD, Ky - St. Elizabeth Sports Medicine Center has launched a new concussion program designed to give college and high school athletes a baseline evaluation before season games begin this fall. (Read More)
Thomas More College helps with tax preparationJanuary 24, 2010 | Christi Reynard
Thomas More College accounting majors are stepping up to help people get their tax returns done. (Read More)
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