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Final week to vote: a guide for CSB+SJU students
CSB+SJU campuses have a high voter turnout record to uphold. Many St. Ben's and St. John's students have the opportunity to vote next Tuesday in the 2024 election. Students can bring their student IDs to their designated polling places to be eligible to vote.
New Johnnie Mart opens
The Johnnie Mart introduces second location of St. John's campus in the McKeown Center in Flynntown.
Conference examines LGBTQ+ experience in WWII era
The 35th annual Peace Conference discussed the brutality exhibited by Nazis towards people from the LGBTQ+ community.
CSB+SJU remembers alumnus Phil Galanis
1975 Bahamian graduate of St. John's, Phil Galanis, is remembered by CSB+SJU and Bahamas community.
Newsome explores the Pink Triangle and LGBTQ+ history
Jake Newsome discusses his book and history of LGBTQ+ in keynote.
Mayoral candidates discuss the future of St. Joseph
On Wednesday evening, the three candidates looking to replace Mayor Rick Schultz of St. Joseph gathered in Upper Gorecki to discuss their plans for the future of the town. An open forum allowed each candidate to describe their ideal future in the city of St. Joseph.
Sisters embark on annual immersive faith tradition
The sisters invited Bennies to their lodge to worship, discuss their faith and have a peaceful weekend.
Big Brothers Big Sisters program sees involvement drop
The Big Brothers Big Sisters mentorship program connects kids and teenagers with an adult to build relationships. The program is looking for students to volunteer as their numbers have been dropping. Volunteers can hang out and play games with the kids.
The Reef extends hours
This fall, the Refectory lengthened dinner hours by 30 minutes following demand from students.
Author shares short stories and writing advice with CSB+SJU community
The Literary Arts Institute hosted author Jamel Brinkley, writer of "Witness", visited campus last week. He shared writing advice as well as some of his work.