Katie Vidito passes the ball during a game against the Crandall Chargers (Photo Credit: SRM Photography The St. Thomas University (STU) men's and women’s basketball teams are preparing to return to the hardcourt for another exciting season. Last season was a successful one for the program. Both squads made the playoffs. STU's women's team dropped the opening game of the season and proceeded to win the next 17 straight matches. STU ended the season at the top of the confer

Grace Crawford and her father outside the St. Thomas University campus (Photo Credit: Grace Crawford) There's a common phrase uttered in the hallways and classrooms around St. Thomas University (STU). "Once a Tommie, always a Tommie." The phrase means that students who attend the school are not just a number or a name in the graduating class. Instead, you are a permanent part of the school's family and community long after you graduate. Oftentimes, situations arise where

Tommie Charlee Connors holds up the design for her CCAA Women's Basketball Player of the Year ring. (Submitted: Charlee Connors) A member of the St. Thomas University (STU) women’s basketball team has been named the top player in the country for the first time. Fourth-year post Charlee Connors was awarded the 2026 Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association Women’s Basketball Player of the Year. “It’s definitely very surreal,” said Connors. “There’s obviously so many incredible

The St. Thomas University men’s and women’s basketball teams ended the regular season with their eyes on the playoffs. The women’s team finished fourth in the Atlantic Collegiate Athletic Association (ACAA) standings, while the men’s team finished fifth.