University of St. Thomas, Minnesota

The University of St. Thomas (St. Thomas) is a private, Roman Catholic university in St. Paul, Minnesota, and is Minnesota's largest private, non-profit university in terms of student enrollment. The university has three campuses in St. Paul, Downtown Minneapolis and Rome, Italy. It has 8 schools and colleges that offer 150+ undergraduate majors and minors and 55+ graduate degree programs.

St. Paul's Minnesota campus is the main campus and is the biggest of the three. It is a hub for student housing, with all the first and second-year students living on campus at the residence halls. Most of the sports and recreational facilities are based at this campus and are divided into two parts - North Campus and South Campus. The North Campus comprises the Student Center, O'Shaughnessy-Frey Library, and the Anderson Athletic and Recreational Center. Its South campus has two residence halls, Brady Educational center, the Frey Science and Engineering Center, Gymnasium, the Facilities and Design Center, and St. Paul Seminary School of Divinity.

The Urban Campus in Minneapolis is home to Opus College of Business, School of Law, School of Education, and the Dougherty Family College. This campus is in close proximity to large corporations and businesses of all sizes.

The University of St. Thomas, Minnesota offers more than 140 student clubs for you to explore. It is an NCAA Division III school with 22 varsity sports, 500 MIAC championships, and 16 AIAW or NCAA national championships. There are a variety of club sports and intramural sports teams that offer many opportunities to get involved in.