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Finance major draws in students
Students now have the opportunity to major in finance. There are currently 26 students, with growth anticipated.
John Klassen to step down as abbot, election to come
Klassen, a Johnnie alumni, has served as the abbot for St. John's Abbey since 2000. Klassen's time as abbot included the facilitation of projects like the construction of the Abbey Guesthouse, among others. An election for a new abbot will be held in January of 2024.
Sacred Heart Chapel celebrates 80 years since dedication
The Sacred Heart Chapel was originally dedicated in 1943. To commemorate the 80th anniversary, the Sisters of the Order of St. Benedict held a procession into the Chapel, prayer service and candle lighting.
Bahamian alums discuss experience
Bahamian alumnae/i return to campus to discuss the relationship between The Bahamas and CSB+SJU.
Ardolf faces maintenance issues, complaints
Ardolf Science Center was temporarily closed last week to fix a failed air compressor.
CSB+SJU hires new bus security
A new outside security company replaced student monitors on weekend Link rides.
Annual Adventure Challenge takes place at SJU
The Outdoor Leadership Center held an obstacle course challenge on Oct. 22, organized by two sophomore Johnnies on the OLC staff over the last month. Students who participated formed teams and raced through the course to win prizes for first and second place.
Ardolf faces maintenance issues, complaints
In addition to the routine maintence, student workers have complained about ventilation issues in a chemical storeroom.
Strategic plan efforts finalized and presented
Strategic planning efforts have been underway since last fall and will culminate this week with Boards of Trustees meetings.They will present the plan and various feedback survey results as the administration prepares to begin implementing it in the months to come.
Marketing VP leaves, takes new position
Katie Alvino has accepted a position with Mothers Against Drunk Driving. Alvino was one of the first joint administration hires.