Duke Energy gave $500,000 to Thomas More College and the University of Cincinnati during an announcement on the Covington riverfront. Each school will have $250,000 to devote to their respective studies of the Ohio and Licking Rivers. The programs benefiting from the funding will also support science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education in Northern […]
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Undefeated National Champs: Thomas More Celebrates
The Thomas More College womens’ basketball team celebrated its NCAA Division III National Championship on campus on Wednesday where the title trophy and banner were unveiled. There were many local leaders on hand to commemorate the Saints for their 33-0 season and their championship hardware, including Crestview Hills Mayor Paul Meier, Kenton County Judge/Executive Kris Knochelmann, […]
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Thomas More Slugger Wins National Awards
Thomas More College baseball player Donovan Pogue has earned two national weekly awards this week thanks to his work at the plate. Pogue, a junior designated hitter, was named the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Division III National Hitter of the Week and was named to the D3Baseball.com National Teams of the Week. Pogue hit […]
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Thomas More’s Moss Wins WBCA Player of the Year Award
Thomas More College junior Sydney Moss continues to earn multiple awards and accolades for her basketball ability as she completed the sweep of the NCAA Division III Player of Year honors on Monday night as she was named the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Player of the Year at the fifth annual WBCA Awards show in Tampa, […]
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Champs: Thomas More Claims Women’s Basketball National Title
The Thomas More women’s basketball team successfully completed its quest for an unblemished season, routing previously undefeated George Fox University (OR.), 83-63 in the Division III National Championship game. A 20-point win in the national championship sounds outlandish, but it has been par for the course this season for the Lady Saints of Thomas More […]
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Thomas More Women Claim Conference Title, Improve to 27-0
The Thomas More College women’s basketball team continued its domination of the 2014-15 season when the Saints won their ninth straight President’s Athletic Conference championship by beating St. Vincent College, 75-65, on Saturday, and running their winning streak to 27 games. The Saints are ranked No. 1 in Division III women’s basketball by D3Hoops.com, completed an […]
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New Thomas More Football Coach Introduced, Shares Vision for Program
The new head football coach at Thomas More Collegewas introduced at a press conference Friday afternoon on campus where Regis Scafe talked about the vision he has for his new team. “I’m really excited, I just drove in this afternoon. It’s a great opportunity to be a part of Thomas More and everything they stand for,” Scafe […]
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Thomas More Announces 5-Year Strategic Plan
Thomas More College unveiled their strategic plan for the next five years on Tuesday with the slogan Value More, Engage More, Thrive More. President David Armstrong presented the plan to students and professionals in a packed Steigerwald Hall in the Saints Center. He broke his presentation into the three parts of the plan’s slogan. For the Value More […]
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This is the New Degree Offered at Thomas More College
A new degree will be offered at Thomas More College beginning in the fall of 2015. The Bachelor of Arts in Laws is a degree program that offers a foundation in both legal theory and practice. The course of study introduces the student to a range of legal topics and prepares students not only for an advance level of […]
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Thomas More Names New Football Coach
Thomas More College announced Tuesday that Regis Scafe will become the school’s new football coach after Jim Hilvert resigned to coach LaSalle High School in Cincinnati. Scafe has over 30 years of coaching experience at the high-school and college levels, including 14 years as the head coach at John Carroll University in Northern Ohio, accumulating […]