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STUDENT SERIES: In collaboration with St. Thomas CAS and led by students Max Lidtke and Corina Sandy, our behind-the-scenes look at University of St. Thomas Athletics heads inside Lee & Penny Anderson Arena as construction has worked to its final stages in the first half of 2025. The most... show more

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