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First-Generation Day celebrates students
CSB+SJU campuses celebrated its first-generation students, faculty, staff and future students in an event at the Multicultural Center last Thursday. First-Generation Day in a national holiday that acknowledges and celebrates the achievements of first-generation students.
Sauna warms up students at St. Ben’s campus this November
A portable sauna is on St. Ben's campus after a suggestion by Chief Operating Officer Kara Kolomitz. The sauna can fit up to six students total. Students can book sessions up to 45 minutes in length on myCSBSJU.
Safety walks ensure the security of both campuses
Both Life Safety at SJU and Campus Security at CSB have recently taken new measures to ensure the safety of the students in the campus communities.
Abbey Woodworking furnishes St. John’s campus
St. John's Abbey Woodworking recently moved to a new building. It is a historical program in the St. John's community and is responsible for furniture and wooden creations across the entirety of St. John's campus as well as the greater CSB+SJU community.
Election recap: CSB+SJU students get out to vote
Students at CSB+SJU joined American citizens across the country in casting their ballots in the presidential, congressional and local races on Tuesday. The city of St. Joseph finds elects a new mayor, and the executive and legislative branches see a Republican majority.
Student singer releases new album “Colors”
CSB senior Samantha Clayman plans to release her second album later this month. Clayman has been a musician for many years and is learning to record and produce her own music - in addition to already writing and performing it.
Exploring the lives of two CSB+SJU Resident Assitants
Have you ever wondered what it's like to be an RA? Bennie and Johnnie RAs share snippets of their life?
St. John’s student Canaan Cooper receives Bahamian governmental board position
Canaan Cooper, a Biochemistry major at SJU, recently earned a position as a youth parliamentarian on the Sitting Youth Parliament in the Bahamas.
Nursing Club to host second annual Bennie Johnnie Death Cafe event upcoming in November
Death Cafes create awareness of death and create a space to discuss the topic. Students can enjoy refreshments and have an open conversation about greif.
New artist gallery at CSB explores Chinese American identity and history
The new "Double Consciousness, Double Happiness" gallery, starring the work of artist Anika Schneider, portrays cultural influences through many art mediums.