Thomas More basketball picked up an easy win on Sunday, downing Kent State-Tuscarawas, 77-49, in Crestview Hills as part of the Thomas More Connor Classic. Luke Rudy led the Saints with 22 points and seven rebounds. Casey George added 16 points for the Saints. Thomas More (3-1) was propelled by eleven three-pointers on 31 attempts, […]
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#2 Thomas More Women’s Basketball Falls on Road
The second-ranked Thomas More women’s basketball team lost on the road at Mt. Vernon Nazarene on Friday night, 82-76. The Saints are now 1-1. Thomas More shot just 35.2% from the field in the losing effort and missed 12 free throws. Sophomore Alex Smith led Thomas More with 16 points and six rebounds while junior […]
Thomas More University Recaps Interfaith Event it Hosted
The William T. (Bill) Robinson III ’67 Institute for Religious Liberty (IRL) hosted an interfaith event on Oct. 19, entitled A Frontline Perspective from a Lifelong Jewish Activist. The event’s keynote speaker, David Harris, is the CEO of the American Jewish Committee and has garnered international attention throughout his career, being dubbed by the late […]
Thomas More President’s Contract Extended; TMU Field Renamed
Thomas More University President Joseph Chillo received a contract extension, the school’s board of trustees announced. Chillo’s contract now runs through May 2026. At the public launch of the University’s Second Century Campaign, Trustees Chairperson Judith Marlowe cited the board’s high regard for Chillo’s accomplishments in academics, fundraising, and institutional development, as well as his […]
New Building, Largest-Ever Capital Campaign Underway at Thomas More
Thomas More University is celebrating its first one hundred years and is working actively to prepare for its next century. The university announced its Second Century Campaign during a campus event on Monday afternoon in which President Joseph Chillo and other Thomas More leaders and fundraisers addressed a crowd of supporters and students. While the […]
Analysis: Thomas More’s Move to NCAA Division II
Dan Weber writes a sports column for The River City News. Contact him at dweber3440@aol.com. Everywhere you look in college sports these days, the biggest of the big-name programs are working hard to find the right home. Texas and Oklahoma made big news a couple of weeks back when they surprised the Big 12 Conference […]
Thomas More Seeks NCAA Division II Membership
Thomas More University’s athletics program received unanimous approval for provisional membership in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference, an NCAA Division II (DII) conference. The university has spent the past couple seasons as a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) after nearly thirty years in NCAA Division III. The Saints also competed in […]
Thomas More Names Dursotck Interim Golf Head Coach
Thomas More University named Erin Durstock as interim head men’s and women’s golf coach on Friday, following the resignation of Rachel Hyde who was named head women’s golf coach at Northern Kentucky University. Durstock, of Ft. Wright, graduated from Notre Dame Academy and NKU, where she played golf for four years. During her final season […]
Thomas More Names Dursotck Interim Golf Head Coach
Thomas More University named Erin Durstock as interim head men’s and women’s golf coach on Friday, following the resignation of Rachel Hyde who was named head women’s golf coach at Northern Kentucky University. Durstock, of Ft. Wright, graduated from Notre Dame Academy and NKU, where she played golf for four years. During her final season […]
Thomas More Names Alumna as Vice President, Chief of Staff
Thomas More University named 2002 graduate Kelly French as vice president and chief of staff. French has served at Thomas More since 2005 in the capacities of registrar, director of academic information, director of institutional research, planning, and assessment, and most recently, vice president for strategy and impact. As vice president and chief of staff, French will lead institutional-level projects […]


