HQ Function

Serves as the primary academic and administrative center, housing the majority of undergraduate programs, key administrative offices, main libraries, student residences, and athletic facilities.

Notable Features:

The iconic Chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas, O'Shaughnessy-Frey Library, Anderson Student Center, Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex, and well-maintained green quads. The campus blends historic Collegiate Gothic architecture with modern, state-of-the-art facilities.

Work Culture:

As an academic institution, the 'work culture' for faculty and staff is collaborative, mission-driven, and focused on student success and scholarly pursuits. It fosters a strong sense of community, intellectual inquiry, and dedication to the university's Catholic mission and values. For students, it's an engaging and supportive learning environment.

HQ Significance:

The St. Paul campus is the historic heart of the University of St. Thomas, representing its origins and enduring commitment to education in the region. It is where the university's traditions are most deeply rooted and where a significant portion of its student body lives and learns.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus environment and architecture reflect the university's values of academic excellence, faith, community, personal attention, and social responsibility. Spaces are designed to encourage learning, reflection, collaboration, and spiritual growth.

Location:

The University of St. Thomas maintains a global presence primarily through its Bernardi Campus in Rome, Italy, and extensive study abroad programs enabling students to learn in numerous countries worldwide. It also supports international students and scholars on its Minnesota campuses, fosters global research collaborations among its faculty, and engages in partnerships with international universities and organizations to promote global learning and intercultural understanding.

Street Address:

2115 Summit Avenue

City:

Saint Paul

State/Province:

Minnesota

Country:

USA