Notable Alumni
See also: Category:University of St. Thomas (Minnesota) alumni- Kristen Aldridge – Actress and TV host of celebrity news and gossip website omg! NOW on Yahoo (Broadcast Journalism major)
- James N. Azim, Jr. – Wisconsin State Assemblyman
- Larry Bond – Game designer and author
- John Brothers – Nonprofit sector expert and author
- Dan Buettner – Explorer, educator, author
- Robert Buss – Managing Director, Disciplined Growth Investors
- Dottie Cannon – Miss Minnesota USA 2006
- Michael Ciresi – Internationally prominent attorney
- Tom Dooher – President, Education Minnesota
- Vince Flynn – Author
- Timothy Flynn – Chairman, KPMG International
- Ron Fowler - Owner, San Diego Padres
- Herb Franta – Professional football player
- Michael J. Hoffman – CEO, The Toro Company
- Bernadeia Johnson – Superintendent of Minneapolis Public Schools
- Miriam Johnson – actress, co-host of the Hometime PBS TV series; she received her degree in communication and theater from the University of St. Thomas
- Abraham Kaplan – Philosopher
- John Kundla – First ever coach for the Minneapolis Lakers
- Jake Mauer – Professional baseball player and coach
- Leah McLean - Anchor, KSTP
- T.D. Mischke – Radio talk show host
- Jim Oberstar – Former U.S. Congressman
- Gerald Rauenhorst – Founding chairman, Opus Corp.
- Chuck Reichow – Professional football player
- Patrick J. Ryan – Chief of Chaplains of the U.S. Army
- John Schneider – General manager of the Seattle Seahawks
- Evan Schwartz – Author
- Ali Selim – Film director
- Joe Soucheray- Radio Talk Show Host
- Will Steger – Polar explorer
- Brittany Thelemann – Miss Minnesota USA 2011
- John Vachon – Photographer
- Roy Vassau – Professional football player
- Ann Winblad – Venture Capitalist
- Natalie Kane-traffic reporter
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