St. Scholastica students voiced support for the Minnesota State Grant program at last spring’s Day at the Capitol.

“Famous” Dave Anderson, founder of the successful Famous Dave’s Barbecue chain, spoke to high school students at the annual Minnesota Business Venture program on the Duluth campus.

Teamwork made the day for these Reif Run participants at Mayfest last spring.

Last spring’s faculty-staff appreciation lunch had a western theme that inspired costumes on everyone from food service’s Jean Anderson and Jack Teske (left) to President Larry Goodwin (below).

A history of leadership: At President’s Dinner in late June, St. Scholastica President Larry Goodwin (far left) was joined by former presidents Sister Mary Richard Boo ’51, Bruce Stender and Sister Joan Braun ’43.

St. Scholastica Theatre presented Sophocles’ tragedy “Antigone” as its spring production. Among the cast were sophomore Ashley Boevers and freshman Shannon Smith. The Duluth News Tribune’s critic said the production made “the 2,400-year-old story as real, raw and relevant as a multiplefatality crash on the freeway” and was “devastatingly illustrated by an exceptional cast.”

More than 100 staff, students, alumni, friends and faculty volunteered at the College’s booth at the Minnesota State Fair. The crowds appreciated the College’s presence – and its giveaways, which included hand fans that depicted Tower Hall. The College’s presence drew an on-air mention from WCCO-TV Channel 4 news.

Younger alumni from the Rochester, MN, area, enjoyed an informal get-together in April. The event was hosted by Alumni Association Board member Maureen Murray ’96, who is third from left.

This springtime visitor was glimpsed at rest behind Tower Hall. A Duluth television station featured this image by Rick Adamy of College Communications as its ‘photo of the week.’