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Outdoor retreat program expands
The annual Collegebound trip will now be offering an on-campus experience
Speaker encourages leadership
Last Friday, Sam Ndely visited campus to discuss leadership, philanthropy and charity with students.
Mayor plans for the future
Newly elected mayor of St. Joseph, Adam Scepaniak, visited CSB to gather student input.
Mural project starts production
Students from CSB+SJU have begun painting the new mural to be displayed on campus. This mural will portray the Benedictine value of Dignity of Work, and draw connections to labor justice issues and advocacy
City works to enhance tourism
The City of St. Joseph passed an ordinance allowing the operation of short-term rentals inside city limits, providing more local accomodation options for tourists
Bunkyo students visit
Students from Bunkyo University in Tokyo, Japan, visited on an intensive English language program.
Discussion event tackles racism in the modern day
The Multicultural Center hosted an event to educate students on racial covenants.
Website updates change visibility of admission policies
Updates to the CSB+SJU website have resulted in the removal of the transgender and non-binary student admission policy from public view. The policy related to transgender students was approved in 2016 with a recent amendment in 2023 to expand its inclusivity.
Theology on Tap displays agricultural spirituality
On Tuesday, the Theology on Tap event featured the Lake City Catholic Worker Farm
SJU Faith weekend encourages reflection
The annual Trails retreat gives students an opportunity to reflect on their time at CSB+SJU and look towards their lives after graduation.