Doyle N. Beneby, former president and CEO of CPS Energy, is scheduled to give the La Quinta Speaker Series keynote address Tuesday, Nov. 11, as part of this year’s Business Week. Beneby served as CPS Energy’s CEO …
The Catholic Lawyers’ Guild of San Antonio and the Christian Legal Society of San Antonio will host a continuing legal education program titled, “Christian Ethical Perspectives: Faith and Law Today” from noon to 5 p.m. on Friday, …
More than 50 institutions will turn same page of Saint John’s Bible each day Beginning Monday, Sept. 21, and each day of Pope Francis’ historic visit to America, St. Mary’s University will join schools, churches, libraries and hospitals …
St. Mary’s University’s Greehey School of Business will host the 21st annual Network of International Business Schools Worldwide Case Competition, Feb. 28-March 4, 2016. The NIBS Worldwide Case Competition, one of the oldest undergraduate case competitions in …
Susan Oxley, Ph.D., Chair and Associate Professor of Chemistry, and David Turner, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Environmental Science, have received a $224,409 grant from the National Science Foundation. Their proposal to the NSF, titled “Developing, Implementing, and …
St. Mary’s University School of Law community will celebrate Constitution Day and Citizenship Day today by screening a newly created video in high schools in San Antonio and across Texas. Drawing on our resources for presenters and …
Brother Charles Cummiskey, S.M., died Sept. 9, 2015, at the age of 91. He was a Marianist for 74 years and a faculty member of St. Mary’s for 56 years. “Brother Cummiskey touched the lives, minds and …
St. Mary’s University Writer-in-Residence Diane Gonzales Bertrand won the Middle Grade/Young Adult Discovery Prize in the 2014 Writers’ League of Texas Books Awards for her book, There’s a Name for this Feeling / Hay un nombre para …
St. Mary’s University Biological Sciences professor Colette Daubner, Ph.D., received a $25,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to redesign her biochemistry lab curriculum. Starting in spring 2016, “the new curriculum will entail actual research, with …
A benefactor has pledged $1 million in his estate to the Robert Wood, S.M. Scholarship Fund, which has assisted incoming undergraduates and freshmen at St. Mary’s University since 2007. The gift will also create a new endowed …
The long-awaited St. Mary’s University pub has returned, hearkening back to the campus watering hole of the 1970s and ’80s. A portion of the Louis J. Blume Library’s rear veranda was enclosed for the project, which created …
St. Mary’s University Philosophy Professor Glenn “Chip” Hughes, Ph.D., has been selected as the first holder of the St. Mary’s Chair in Catholic Philosophy. In May 2014, an anonymous philanthropist donated $1.5 million to endow the chair …