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Wetterling’s mother to share story of hope
Patty Wetterling will share the untold details of her son's abduction in a Dec. 5 book reading.
Once in a generation: SJU alum wins Rhodes
Jervon Sands, SJU '23, has become the second Johnnie to be named a Rhodes Scholar. The competitive grant will allow him to attend the University of Oxford.
Outdoor Leadership Center to host viewing of international film festival
Each year, the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival brings together filmmakers and audiences throughout the world to celebrate the great outdoors. The OLC will host a showcase of the selected 10 films on Dec. 9. Door prizes include a three-day trip to Banff in Alberta, Canada.
Rabbi talks Judaism
Rabbi Ryan Dulkin discussed common Christian misconceptions about the Jewish faith.
Zumba makes a comeback
CSB Campus Recreation classes have increased in popularity since the COVID pandemic.
SJU dining hosts Thanksgiving
The annual dinner takes days of preparation. SJU dining served more than 1,500 students in 2022.
Students to attend United Nations conference in Dubai
Twenty Bennies and Johnnies in ENVR 305 will attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference of Parties and complete research on climate issues.
Dean Phillips runs for president
Phillips, a Minnesota congressmen with family connections to CSB+SJU, is running in the Democratic primary.
Grounds workers prepare for winter
The maintenence staff on both campuses are getting prepared for the upcoming winter weather and snow.
Tik Tok prompts culture discussion
A campus meeting was held on Nov. 3 to address the cultural appropriation issues raised by a recent Halloween Tik Tok video.