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McCarthy Lecture: life, law and improv comedy
CSB+SJU welcomes Dr. John Inazu of Washington University in St. Louis and the Theater of Public Policy for the 18th annual McCarthy Lecture. This event will kick off the Disagreeing Better program at CSB+SJU.
A look at President Bruess’s first academic year
As the 2023-2024 school year comes to an end, President Brian Bruess reflects on his accomplishments and challenges faced since his inauguration this past fall. Bruess looks forward to the future of CSB+SJU.
Marmion and Tholl House face changes
The sustainable living community at SJU will become a piece of history as houses' last student cohort leaves.
Senates announce election results
Both the St. Ben's and St. John's Senate have elected new executive board members through student popular vote.
Professors plan to retire at end of the semester
Program cuts and shrinking or closing departments attributed to last year's Academic Program Prioritization process has led to staff and faculty retirement. There are currently 16 professors that will go into retirement.
IWL puts on annual Sex, Milk and Cookies event
Director of the Well-being Center Emily Rath worked in collaboration with the Institute for Women's Leadership (IWL) to promote a healthy conversation on sex education. She discussed sexually transmitted diseases, libido and sexual health, while providing answers to anonymously asked questions from students.
Students prepare for summer internships
Bennies and Johnnies are getting ready to transition to summer internships where they will contribute to a company in their specific fields of study. These unique positions allow students to gain valuable, real-world experience. Internships are a good way for students to confirm their potential jobs and career paths.
Spring McNeely Market to be held
The McNeely Center and Art Club are partnering to showcase student vendors on May 1.
Upgrades coming soon to Brother Willie’s
Brother Willie's Pub will be getting upgrades in technology and physical features in hopes of increasing student use.
Four students named employee of the year
One Bennie, one Johnnie and one student team were awarded with student employee of the year title during student employee appreciation week.