“I am so proud of the dedication Jazmyne and I have had preparing for this competition,” said Gallibois. “This experience demonstrated how, even against some of the world’s most prestigious law schools, our team of two undergraduates from Atlantic Canada can succeed.” (3/3).

After a strong preliminary round where they faced students from BRAC University, Kenyatta University, Strathmore University, and Universidad National de Columbia, the pair advanced to the quarterfinals before falling to University of Santo Tomas. (2/3).

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STU Mooters Jazmyne Lebel and Sydney Gallibois finished among the top 8 teams at the Nelson Mandela World Human Rights Moot Court Competition in Geneva. (1/3). Read more:

The Communications and Public Policy graduate was a goalkeeper for the Men's Soccer team during his time at STU. As a result of his academic and athletic success, he was awarded a full scholarship to pursue his graduate studies. Congratulations, Luke!. 3/3.

"I deeply value the lessons I've learned over the years, and I credit my success to the support given by my professors, teammates, and coaches. The STU community is truly one of a kind," said Ewen. 2/3.

Class of 2025: What's Next 💚🎓💛. Luke Ewen, BA'25, is heading to Wilfrid Laurier University this fall to pursue a Master of Arts in Communication Studies and continue his journey as a student-athlete playing soccer for the Golden Hawks. 1/3

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"STU prepared me for my career by providing me with opportunities to explore my passions," she said. "The friends I have made in my peers and the advocates and mentors I have found in my professors here at St. Thomas is what I will miss the most.". Congratulations, Charley!. 2/2.

Class of 2025: What's Next 💚🎓💛. Charley Goldrich, BSW'25, has started her Social Work career as a counsellor for Horizon Health Network in Port Elgin, NB, where she works with individuals and groups. 1/2

"My time at STU has helped me grow into the person I am today. I have never met individuals as helpful and encouraging as those who work in the STU history department.”. Read more: 3/3.

"During this research process, Dr. Dawson let me spread my wings," said Coulton. This fall, Coulton will begin their master's in history at the University of Toronto, funded by a prestigious SSHRC Canadian Graduate Research Scholarship. 2/3.

Undergraduate research opportunities have opened doors for Em Coulton, BA’25. The History honours grad has been working with Dr. Michael Dawson and the pair recently travelled to the Canadian Historical Association's annual conference, where they presented their research. 1/3

We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the staff, faculty, and volunteers who made the program possible! 💚💛. 3/3.

Students had the opportunity to experience our campus and participate in engaging workshops and lectures throughout the month-long event, boosting their analytical thinking and allowing them to develop leadership skills through the exploration of solutions to social issues. 2/3.

We were thrilled to host 61 students in grades 10 and 11 from across Canada for the Shad A+ Program at STU—the first Shad program in the country to combine elements of STEAM and Entrepreneurship education with enhanced offerings in the social sciences and humanities. 1/3

Get ready incoming STUdents: Welcome Week is just a month away! 🎉. Keep an eye on your email for the full schedule and other important information. We can’t wait to welcome you to campus! 💚💛

Scholarships help us attract scholars and community leaders from around the globe, rewarding those who excel in the classroom, those who are active in their communities, and those who dedicate themselves to the causes they care about. (2/2).

Congratulations to our 2025 scholarship recipients! 💚🎊💛 We can’t wait to see what these STUdents will bring to the STU community! (1/2). Meet our 2025 scholarship STUdents here:

She says that the incident was about more than the verdict—it was about Hockey Canada and elite-level men and boy's hockey culture in the country—what changes are needed, what changes have been made, and whether we moving in the right direction or not. (2/2).

Dr. Kristi Allain, Sociology Professor and Canada Research Chair in Physical Culture and Social Life at STU, spoke about the recent Hockey Canada trial with CBC's Ian Hanomansing. (1/2). Listen here: