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Welcome, Dr. Sullivan!

We at UST Libraries are excited to welcome our President-Elect and share with her our tradition as “the intellectual and technological crossroads of information resources, teaching, and learning at UST.” 

To get started, here are some highlights we hope Dr. Sullivan will find helpful and interesting as she transitions into her new position (and that we thought you library-lovers out there might like to check out, too!):

Our Newly-Designed Website and Online ResourcesNew site screenshot

Providing easy-to-use mini research portals to through our Google-like Summon search engine, catalog, research Subject Guides, and more.  Read more about it here.

Great Scholarship

USTRO

UST Research Online, our online reseach repository, is a wonderful place to familiarize yourself with the work being done by faculty and students

Virtual Tours and Histories of  St Thomasarchive_photos 

University Archives Photograph Collection contains a fascinating array of images related to the school’s history

Historic Walking Tour of the Saint Paul campus is a great way to get oriented with the history of the campus – can you find the pictures of Lake Mennith?

Written Histories of St. Thomas and the Saint Paul Seminary:

stpaul academyThere have been many books written about UST.  Here are two of the most popular:  

More can be found in the University Archives.  

 

*For more information about our President-Elect, Dr Julie Sullivan, please visit the St Thomas Newsroom.

Libraries, News & Events

Welcome to the New Website!

As you may have noticed, the UST Libraries website got a facelift over J-term!   Before you start to panic when you need to do an assignment or complete some research, here is a brief tour of the new layout:

We hope that this new design will make it easier for you to access our resources.

If you have troubles finding what you need, please let us know.  In the meantime, thank you for visiting and we hope your spring semester is off to a great start!