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Housing updates impact upcoming selection
SJU's Benet Hall currently houses juniors, seniors and nontraditional freshmen students. It is home to dorms, apartments, and suite-style rooms
Majors merge in redesign of departments
The anthropology and sociology departments are combining for incoming students.
St. Joseph embraces unique culinary ventures
The House Food and Tap hosted its grand opening for the St. Joseph community earlier this week. The new locally-owned food hall is located across from CSB on the corner of Minnesota St. and Second Ave NW and is home to five unique food and beverage businesses.
Federal policy implications lead to changes in campus activities
Recent orders from the new federal administration have caused the Multicultural Center, Advocates for Inclusive Mentoring and the Development Fellowship Program to place pauses on several on-campus programs and activities following the "Dear Colleague" letter.
Vigil event emphasizes Christ-like love
CSB Campus Ministry's Spirituality and Social Justice Team hosted an event reflecting on Pope Francis' recent letter to the American bishops. Students, faculty and community members gathered in prayer and reflection.
English department introduces structural changes
In the next three years, the English department will undergo significant changes to its program, adjusting the curriculum requirements and course offerings in response to student interest and changes in faculty.
GBUS alumni panel shares career advice
The GBUS Department invited four alums to speak last Friday at SJU
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.