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After 49 years, SJU employee bids farewell
SJU Groundskeeper Gary Pflueger retired last week after serving 49 years on the SJU Grounds Crew.
16 first-gen students inducted into Tri-Alpha
The Proud to be First program inducted multiple students into the first-gen honor society on Saturday.
Libraries monitor potential budget impacts
An executive order from President Trump seeks to close the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). This action and other state funding issues could potentially impact CSB+SJU's library services and budget.
Extraordinary Service Award honors the work of three St. John’s students
St. John's seniors Thomas Libbey, Antonio Thompson and Jonathan Hill were recently selected and presented with the 2025 SJU Extraordinary Service Award.
Students attend SfAA
CSB+SJU students attended the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) conference in Portland, Oregon.
College Democrats doorknock for Wisconsin Supreme Court Election
On March 29, CSB+SJU's College Democrats joined UW Eau Claire's College Democrats in raising awareness for Tuesday's pivotal Supreme Court election.
Choir embarks on trip to New York
The CSB+SJU Chamber Choir is heading to New York City, New York this weekend to perform at Carnegie Hall following their preview concert last Friday evening.
Koch Chair to discuss poverty and the media
Author and filmmaker Gerard Straub is slated to give a Koch Chair presentation on Monday, April 7 at CSB.
Westminster choir visits St. John’s Abbey
On Saturday March 29, the Westminster Cathedral Choir from London, United Kingdom gave a concert at St. John's Abbey as part of their 2025 international tour. The world-renowned choir performed alongside 19 young members of the St. John's Prep Boys Choir.
Collegeville Institute makes staffing changes
The Collegeville Institute hired a new Director of Communications this year.