Bruce Rosenthal Ph.D., dean of the Robert W. Plaster College of Business at Thomas More University, has been elected to the board of the Japan America Society of Greater Cincinnati. Founded in 1998, the society aims to foster business, cultural, and social connections between the citizens, companies, and governments of Japan and the Greater Cincinnati […]
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The Thomas More Saints come marching into NCAA Division II football
This story originally appeared in the Aug. 25 edition of the weekly LINK Reader. To get these stories first, subscribe here. Thomas More University football coach Chris Norwell was sitting at his office desk on campus at Griffin Plaza under the main grandstand at Republic Bank Field. His office, situated at the 50-yard line, offers […]
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Burlington couple starts All Abilities Sports to serve special needs children
Samantha Payne often left the soccer pitch in tears. The Burlington mom was upset because her 7-year-old son Blake wasn’t getting much playing time on his team last fall. “He, basically, was not being given any playing time because he couldn’t keep up with the kids as much,” she said. “He just wasn’t as aggressive […]
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Thomas More professor named to Kentucky Science, Technology Corporation board
Thomas More University business professor Jeni Al Bahrani was named as a new Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation board member. Al Bahrani joins four newcomers to the board, comprised of volunteer leaders from Kentucky’s business, education, innovation, and economic development communities. “I am excited to contribute to KSTC’s mission, vision, and work alongside other passionate individuals […]
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Thomas More approved for two-year provisional membership for Division II
From Thomas More athletics: It was announced on Thursday that Thomas More University moves forward with year two of provisional membership to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (GMAC). This move transitions the Saints from the Mid-South Conference (MSC) in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), […]
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Classy Saints golfers make the grade
Thomas More University women’s golfers Natalie Hamilton and Rachel Hummel have demonstrated their prowess both on and off the golf courses during their playing careers with the Saints. As good as they are on the links, they are even better in the classroom. Hamilton and Hummel were named to the Women’s Golf Coaches Association All-American […]
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Thomas More University grads receive diplomas at new home of the Y’alls
More than 330 Thomas More University graduates received their diplomas at Thomas More Stadium on May 13. “I would like to thank our faculty for guiding and helping you to explore and to engage in your education here at Thomas More,” President Joseph L. Chillo, LP.D., said to the class of 2023. “They ensure that […]
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Thomas More University holding off-campus commencement ceremony
Thomas More University is taking this year’s commencement ceremony off campus to Thomas More Stadium in Florence, home of the Y’alls and Saints baseball teams. The three colleges at the university will participate in one ceremony scheduled for 10:30 a.m. on May 13. The university hopes this will give graduates a more meaningful experience. Thomas […]
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Thomas More assistant Neal headed to Southeastern
When Thomas More University women’s basketball coach Jeff Hans brought former Northern Kentucky University assistant and Xavier University head coach Brian Neal back to the Saints as an assistant last season, he thought it was a match made in heaven. Both coaches are part of the Nancy Winstel coaching tree that started during Winstel’s record-breaking […]
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Former Saint David Justice heads home to throw out first pitch
It was only fitting David Justice was facing out to right field when he was addressing fans and alumni of Thomas More at their new ballpark Thomas More Stadium and home of the Florence Y’alls. When Justice was at Thomas More in the mid 1980’s, there was no right field fence at the then known […]
