Holy Cross High School announced Wednesday a 30-year agreement to play home football games at Thomas More University. The deal starts in the 2019 season. A similar announcement was made in 2017, but included the caveat that the deal needed to be finalized by securing grant money. “After twenty-one seasons the program has taken the […]
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Thomas More Women Rank 2nd in NCAA Division III Home Attendance
Thomas More University finished the 2018-19 athletic season with the second-most attendance at home events across all NCAA Division III women’s basketball programs. In eleven games at the Connor Convocation Center in Crestview Hills, the Saints attracted a total attendance of 9.384 for an average of 853 per game. The Saints won the NCAA Division […]
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Frank Duveneck Works Collected, Borrowed Locally on Display at TMU Exhbiti
Artist Frank Duveneck’s death will be honored one hundred years later in a special collection now on display at Thomas More University. Duveneck, who was born in Covington before going on to international acclaim as a painter, died in 1919. “The Artist at Home: Northern Kentucky Collects Duveneck” displays works that have been collected or […]
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Thomas More Sports Program Now Officially Part of NAIA
As of Monday, Thomas More University’s athletics program is officially part of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and the Mid-South Conference. The Saints teams are no longer a part of NCAA Division III athletics. This is a return for the Crestview Hills school, which had previously competed at the NAIA level from 1947 […]
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Thomas More’s Temple Named NCAA Division III Athlete of the Year
Madison Temple, who recently graduated from Thomas More University, was named the NCAA Division III Honda Athlete of the Year. Temple will be part of a live telecast on the CBS Sports Network on Monday at 9 p.m. in the Founders’ Room at the Galen Center on the campus of the University of Southern California. […]
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Sports: New AD at New Cath, Baseball Coach at TMU; NKU Player Signs with Padres
New athletic director announced at Newport Central Catholic Newport Central Catholic High School announced that Jeff Schulkens will serve as athletic director for the 2019-20 school year. He is stepping down as head baseball coach, a position he has held for twenty-four years. “I want to thank the many players I have had the opportunity […]
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New Thomas More President Welcomed to Campus
Thomas More University faculty, staff, students, and members of the northern Kentucky community welcomed President Joseph L. Chillo, LP.D. to campus Thursday morning with a celebratory ceremony and reception in the University’s Benedictine Library. “Being here today inside the Benedictine Library, we are reminded of the importance of values, faith, and Catholic Intellectual Tradition in which […]
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Thomas More Softball Star is Finalist as National Player, Pitcher of the Year
Thomas More University softball senior pitcher and shortstop Alix DeDreu is a finalist for the 2019 Schutt Sports/NFCA Division III National Pitcher and Player of the Year award. DeDreu, from Rising Sun, Indiana, was one of ten finalists that were announced by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) this week. This season, DeDreu had a 1.39 earned run […]
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NKY Filmmakers Make Strong Showing at First Annual Student Service Film Festival
Young filmmakers from Northern Kentucky took home most of the top honors at the first annual Student Service Film Festival, featuring 30 videos from 12 schools. More than 150 people attended the screening and awards show at Thomas More University. Second graders to high school seniors received medals and trophies for their videos that included […]
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New President at Thomas More University Named
Thomas More University announced its new president on Wednesday morning. Joseph L. Chillo will begin in the role on June 1. He has been president at Newbury College in Brookline, Massachusetts since 2014. He is also a professor of humanities and has taught first-year seminar and courses in American history. Newbury College announced in December […]
